Chapter

 1 II |      the fires of the interior mass. The internal heat had not
 2 II |      heap, they formed a solid mass.~As the waters were contained
 3 IV |  hollowed out in the schistous mass, where formerly stood the
 4 V  | embankment of stones, but in a mass of schist, which had penetrated
 5 VII|     geological epoch, when the mass was solidifying, nature
 6 IX |  destruction. A dark, confused mass appeared some way out at
 7 XI |      through the gloom a broad mass arising until it passed
 8 XIV|   asking, “What great confused mass is that?”~“That confused
 9 XIV|       is that?”~“That confused mass, Nell, is the palace of
10 XIV|        Town, and the irregular mass of houses, with their confused