Chapter

1 IX    |     red, and a bit of leather rolled round the foot for shoes.~
2 XII   | English miles wide; the waves rolled with a rushing din upon
3 XV    |  fibrous roots of vegetation, rolled away from under our feet,
4 XIX   |       rug each, into which we rolled ourselves, was our sole
5 XXII  |     companions motionless and rolled up in their coverings. Were
6 XXVIII|      conquered by my grief, I rolled myself to the foot of the
7 XXX   |  stars, Pluto and Proserpine, rolled within upon the circuit
8 XXXIII|       liquid mountains, which rolled even to our raft and rocked
9 XLI   |    reduced to the bit of cord rolled round the stump of the mast!