Chapter

 1 Pre   | eruptions last Easter Day, which covered with lava and ashes the
 2 IX    |     double peak, a pair of cones covered with perpetual snow, he
 3 XVIII |     places, had formed a surface covered with small rounded blisters;
 4 XXIV  |        plains and mountains that covered our heads, or the Atlantic
 5 XXVII |         to drink the blood which covered my face, and even waiting
 6 XXIX  |      stretched in half darkness, covered with thick coats and blankets.
 7 XXXIII|       oars. Its body is entirely covered with a thick armour of scales,
 8 XXXVII|       one time the sea must have covered the ground on which we were
 9 XLIV  |     expected to see a white cone covered with the eternal snow of
10 XLIV  |       olive, the fig, and vines, covered with their luscious purple
11 XLIV  |      country lay open before us, covered with olive trees, pomegranate