Chapter

1 VIII |        and the governments which allowed such intolerable slowness.
2 XIII |       gulf; the tide, then high, allowed us to pass over without
3 XV   | increased, but these stone steps allowed us to rise with facility,
4 XVI  |         so that the gentle slope allowed its lower brim to be reached
5 XXXIX|        to my uncle, who for once allowed himself to be persuaded.~
6 XLII |          required strength if we allowed ourselves to be enfeebled