Book,  chapter

 1    2,    8|   and resting on four large wheels without spokes or felloes,
 2    2,    8| chariot, with its primitive wheels and massive planks, pleased
 3    2,    8|  grated in the naves of the wheels; and before long the hospitable
 4    2,   10|   rose to the middle of the wheels. The bullocks were in danger
 5    2,   11|      Some miles farther the wheels of the wagon plowed deep
 6    2,   13|   the grinding noise of the wheels, and from time to time a
 7    2,   15|   to help to push round the wheels of the heavy vehicle, and
 8    2,   15|    of Victoria.~Already the wheels of the wagon were making
 9    2,   15|     up to the middle of the wheels.~“Stop!” he called out to
10    2,   16|    Mulrady were pushing the wheels, and the quartermaster urging