Chapter

1 VII|      crust which supports the lakes, rivers, gulfs, and territories
2 VII|    twenty-six avenues, eleven lakes, seven rivers, eight cataracts,
3 VII| forming vast ponds, or rather lakes larger than Loch Katrine,
4 VII|    course the waters of these lakes had no movement of currents
5 VII|     banks. And yet these deep lakes, whose mirror-like surface
6 XIV|    plains, mountains, rivers, lakes, gulfs, and seas would pass,
7 XV |     excursion to the Highland lakes.~Nell was now refreshed,
8 XV |     make the excursion to the lakes. Nell and her companions