Chapter

 1 VIII  |       hours we stopped at Kiel, close to the sea.~The luggage
 2 VIII  |         need not alarm any one. Close by, at No. 5, there was
 3 XIII  |        concert was brought to a close by the announcement of dinner.
 4 XIV   |         the whole cabin. It was close, dirty, and evil smelling.
 5 XV    | unfrequent in mountains, seemed close to us, and yet how many
 6 XV    |     admit that my uncle kept as close to me as he could; he never
 7 XIX   |         Do you think so?”~“Look close, and examine.”~I obliged
 8 XXIII |          Hans appeared.~He drew close to my uncle, laid his hand
 9 XXIII |        This murmuring of waters close at hand was already refreshing
10 XXVIII|    begin with. I placed my lips close to the wall, saying:~“My
11 XXX   |  settlements of domes placed in close array like the round, thatched
12 XXXIII|     with fear. They approach us close: on one side the crocodile,
13 XXXV  |      falls full length; I creep close to him. He has laid a firm
14 XXXV  |        by approaching our mouth close to the ear.~My uncle has