Chapter

1 VIII  |   night was dark; there was a sharp breeze and a rough sea,
2 XII   |   rock, precipices crowned by sharp peaks 2,000 feet high, and
3 XIII  |     our approach, sometimes a sharp turn would bring us suddenly
4 XVI   |      awoke half frozen by the sharp keen air, but with the light
5 XVI   |   peak of Saris, standing out sharp and clear against endless
6 XVI   |       the month of June.~That sharp peak might hence be considered
7 XXVIII|      my head struck against a sharp corner of the rock, and
8 XXX   | dividing the beach with their sharp spurs, formed capes and
9 XXXVI |    body was not torn over the sharp edges of the rocks, it was