Chapter

 1 XV    | steeper and steeper; the loose fragments of rock trembled beneath
 2 XV    |  bodies, torn and pounded into fragments, would have been carried
 3 XVII  |       a bed of stones and lava fragments.~When lying on my back,
 4 XXIII |       the rock into a thousand fragments. Not so Hans. Full of self
 5 XXIII |        in vain that we took up fragments of granite, and stuffed
 6 XXXII |        with his huge tusks the fragments of rock that cover the shore;
 7 XXXVII|      this scattered with stony fragments, boulders rounded by water
 8 XXXVII|  together. Huge mounds of bony fragments rose stage after stage in
 9 XL    |       roof itself is formed of fragments of rock carried down, of
10 XLIII |       would be full of crushed fragments of rock, and we poor wretched
11 XLIII |       into the air, along with fragments of rock, showers of ashes
12 XLIII |        together with shoals of fragments of rock which, when they