Chapter

1 X    |     heated in its turn, and is continually replaced; thus, an extremely
2 XI   |     chiefs of the interior are continually fighting. This traffic extends
3 XIII |        country, where it rains continually, excepting, perhaps, for
4 XIV  |        and, as the country was continually ascending, and had reached
5 XIX  | hostile to each other, and are continually waging a war of extermination.
6 XX   |   which he did not fail to use continually, noticed some flocks of
7 XXIII|       had to feed his cylinder continually; and he even began to find
8 XLI  | another rock of Sisyphus, kept continually sinking back toward the