Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III  |       in which Thomas Black was rolled up like a parcel requiring
2      I,  XVIII|       up the sounds, which were rolled along like the reverberations
3      I,  XXII |      more set free, huge masses rolled over with an awful crash,
4     II,  VII  |       the large table, where he rolled about to his heart’s content
5     II,  XVIII|     another of these masses had rolled over, and there was a danger
6     II,  XVIII|      and then that a few blocks rolled down from the still tottering
7     II,  XVIII|      earth and sand, upon which rolled blocks of ice to a height
8     II,  XIX  |   sobbed aloud, and large tears rolled down her cheeks.~Madge kissed
9     II,  XXII | flinging himself on the ground, rolled over and over like a madman.~