Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XVI | interlaced with branches and roots, the whole being cemented
2      I,  XVI |   walls made of stick, clay, roots, &c., are two feet thick.,
3      I,  XVI | stock of branches, bark, and roots, is laid up, and the upper
4     II,  VII | tearing the trunks up by the roots; but it partly exhausted
5     II,  VII | pines cracking at their very roots. They persevered, however,
6     II,  VIII| stems, others torn up by the roots from the soft soil, which
7     II,  XX  |    were washed away from the roots of the trees, which fell