Chapter

 1 IV    |        long grass, cutting the heads off the thistles, and disturbing
 2 IX    | married, they put around their heads a coloured handkerchief,
 3 XIX   |       farther we had to bow or heads under corniced elliptic
 4 XXIII |      some time flowed over our heads, was now running within
 5 XXIV  |     the ocean spread above our heads?”~“Of course, Axel. What
 6 XXIV  |     mountains that covered our heads, or the Atlantic waves,
 7 XXV   |      above, and ships over our heads are being rudely tossed
 8 XXVI  |    leagues there were over our heads solid beds of rock, ocean,
 9 XXXI  |       of Scotland are over our heads, and the Grampians are raising
10 XXXI  |      solid arch spans over our heads. The great Architect has
11 XXXII |    wings and strike with their heads the granite vault that bounds
12 XXXV  |      vault that overarches our heads. Suppose that solid roof
13 XXXV  |   should crumble down upon our heads! Other flashes with incessant
14 XXXV  |       The waves rise above our heads.~For three days we have
15 XXXVII|      clouds suspended over our heads and the development of that
16 XLIV  |         Axel, look!”~Above our heads, at a height of five hundred
17 XLIV  |  eruption, and then to get our heads broken by bits of falling
18 XLIV  |  things.’ We had left over our heads the murky sky and cold fogs