Chapter

1 XII   |      snow, concentrating the vague light, glittered upon the
2 XXVIII|     seemed to catch, certain vague, indescribable, distant,
3 XXVIII|     I had been reflecting. A vague hope was returning to my
4 XXIX  |    the grotto. I heard too a vague and indistinct noise, something
5 XXXV  | storm.~(Here my notes become vague and indistinct. I have only
6 XLI   |   themselves to my mind in a vague and undetermined form. I
7 XLII  |    uncle’s came to me like a vague murmuring:~“We are going
8 XLII  |     could, at best, be but a vague approximation; but a learned
9 XLII  |    spirit must quail. A dim, vague notion laid hold of my mind,