Chapter

 1 XIII  |   hearth, over it in the roof a hole to let the smoke escape.
 2 XVII  | observed that the bottom of the hole was still invisible.~The
 3 XXIII |      but the stopping up of the hole was not so easy to accomplish.
 4 XXV   |        carefully:~[1] tpwgln, a hole; dnw, to creep into. The
 5 XXV   |      caves and holes. ??????, a hole, and ???, to creep into.~“
 6 XXVI  |     hunter from stopping up the hole in the granite. This beneficent
 7 XXXVII|        rocks. Wherever he saw a hole he always wanted to know
 8 XL    |        he made use of to bore a hole for the charge. This was
 9 XL    |        This was no easy work. A hole was to be made large enough
10 XL    |      charge was rammed into the hole, and the slow match uncoiled