Chapter

 1 XII   |   coming in contact with the branches of an enormous nopal, caught
 2 XIV   |     their way to the topmost branches. The danger seemed pressing.~“
 3 XIV   |   and Joe, clambering up the branches, detached the anchor; the
 4 XVI   | trunks with the coral-shaped branches of the shrubbery and undergrowth.~
 5 XVI   |   hear the crackling of huge branches as his ponderous ivory tusks
 6 XVI   |     be torn to pieces by the branches of the trees!”~“We are going
 7 XXI   |      a fork among the strong branches where the anchor had caught.~
 8 XXI   |     top of one of the larger branches shooting out in the midst
 9 XXXIII|      instead of catching the branches of the tree, took hold in
10 XXXV  |    offer him a bed among its branches, and Joe climbed up into
11 XXXV  |     marrow in his bones. The branches of the tree were literally
12 XXXVII|   long reeds interwoven with branches of the asclepia. The grain-mills
13 XL    |    large islands into narrow branches, with a very rapid current.
14 XLII  |      sputtering of the green branches; the clambering vines, the
15 XLII  |     this huge furnace, their branches covered with glowing coals,
16 XLIII |     the network in the lofty branches of a baobab, the only tree
17 XLIII |     moved away, sweeping the branches of the baobab in her flight.~“