Chapter

1 I   | suddenly, after he had remained motionless for a quarter of an hour,
2 I   |      seeing that his lines hung motionless, had uttered in a spirit
3 I   |        had hauled them out, lay motionless, dressing themselves from
4 II  |          too. Most of them were motionless; some, however, seemed to
5 IV  |    should escape it, he must be motionless in a vast and empty space.
6 V   |       heavy fishing-bark, lying motionless on the level waters, looked
7 VIII|         time he sat meditating, motionless, on the cushions, devising
8 IX  |       who had always slept in a motionless and steady bed, had risen