Chapter

1 II | brother’s hand and added in a heavy tone:~“Well, my dear old
2 III|      thick and his tongue was heavy, he stammered out:~“Thank
3 III|    mind confused and his head heavy; and he slept like a brute
4 IV |   foam, as the ploughed soil, heavy and brown, rolls and falls
5 IV |      fog which made the night heavy, opaque, and nauseous. It
6 IV | matter-of-fact, so narrow, so heavy, to whom the word “Poetry”
7 V  |       haze. The red sail of a heavy fishing-bark, lying motionless
8 VI |    the slow trot of a pair of heavy horses, sat the four Rolands,
9 VII|       their drowsiness was so heavy that they had great difficulty