Chapter

1 VIII| readily from the moulds of sand, it is easy of manipulation,
2 XI  |    consisting as it did of sand and argillaceous earth.~“
3 XI  | fine bay; half choked with sand!”~“Choked yourselves!” returned
4 XIV | succeeded two feet of fine sand, which was carefully laid
5 XIV | the inner mould. After the sand appeared some compact white
6 XV  |   of a mixture of clay and sand, with the addition of a
7 XII |    plains composed of arid sand, as the first astronomer