Chapter

 1 IX     |       foot of an amphitheatre of hills, could be distinguished
 2 XIII   |      scattered over the adjacent hills were impotently menacing
 3 XVI    |         rose into little conical hills; there were no mountains
 4 XVIII  |        but the tops of submerged hills; but we are lucky to have
 5 XVIII  |      west, from between numerous hills, in the midst of fertile
 6 XIX    |      rocks of that vast expanse.~Hills, but of trifling height,
 7 XIX    | surrounded by an amphitheatre of hills, which yet could not be
 8 XIX    |          the woody slopes of the hills trickled cascades and springs
 9 XXXVIII|         mountains, and only such hills as were enough to form the
10 XLI    |   extending far away, changed to hills that gave evidence of mountains