Chapter

 1 IV   |         running under the noble trees which line the road to Altona,
 2 VIII |  through the deep shades of the trees amongst which the fort is
 3 IX   |        was wonderfully dull. No trees, and scarcely any vegetation.
 4 XX   |      planet.~There were but few trees. Herbaceous plants alone
 5 XXV  |        of sun, moon, and stars, trees, houses, and towns, nor
 6 XXX  |      forest. It was composed of trees of moderate height, formed
 7 XXX  |  Farther on rose groups of tall trees of colourless foliage and
 8 XXX  |       plants with us, were tall trees in the early ages. Look,
 9 XXX  |    about like decayed trunks of trees.~“Here is the lower jaw
10 XXX  |      shade of those arborescent trees. Here are entire skeletons.
11 XXXI |       has he already felled the trees?”~“Oh, the trees were already
12 XXXI |     felled the trees?”~“Oh, the trees were already down. Come,
13 XXXIX|       isolated clumps of forest trees in the distance, presented
14 XXXIX| palmacites, firs, yews, cypress trees, thujas, representatives
15 XXXIX|      have been the shade of the trees, but that there was no shadow.
16 XXXIX|  absence of colour in all those trees, shrubs, and plants, growing
17 XXXIX|        clearings left by fallen trees, decayed with age, leguminose
18 XXXIX|  mingled together in confusion, trees of countries far apart on
19 XXXIX|        forms moving amongst the trees. They were gigantic animals;
20 XXXIX|   turning up the soil under the trees like a legion of serpents.
21 XLIV |   before us, covered with olive trees, pomegranate trees, and
22 XLIV |        olive trees, pomegranate trees, and delicious vines, all
23 XLIV |      the delicious shade of the trees, I discovered a spring of
24 XLIV |         out of a grove of olive trees.~“Ah!” I cried, “here is
25 XLIV |      the plain across the olive trees.~We were hardly thinking