Chapter

 1 VI  |       you like; who packs your trunk, without forgetting your
 2 XII |        See, there’s one with a trunk fully one hundred feet in
 3 XV  |    high, hollowed out from the trunk of a tree, and hammered
 4 XVII|    doctor, “it’s an elephant’s trunk!”~“An elephant, Samuel?”~
 5 XVII|     was vainly trying with his trunk to disengage himself from
 6 XVII|     rapid gallop. He flung his trunk from side to side, and his
 7 XVII|    elephant halted, lifted his trunk, and resumed his run toward
 8 XVII|     for a moment, twirling his trunk in the air, and finally
 9 XVII|        adroitly to cut off the trunk, which might have been two
10 XVII|    down on the green turf. The trunk and feet of the elephant
11 XX  |       other.”~“It’s simply the trunk of a fig-tree,” replied
12 XX  |    Great Pyramid of Egypt. The trunk at the surface of the ground
13 XX  | gigantic sycamore, whose whole trunk was covered with human bones.
14 XXXV|      He found it to be but the trunk of a tree rudely hollowed