Chapter

1 I   |     mine was like the body of a huge fantastically-shaped mastodon,
2 III |        than fifty paces, when a huge stone fell at the feet of
3 VIII|        reason this cavern is so huge.”~“You must be right, Mr.
4 X   | overlooked it from the top of a huge rock, whose foot was laved
5 XI  |   agitated, as though beaten by huge wings.”~“Some bird must
6 XI  |        looked up once more; the huge bird had disappeared; his
7 XIV |  Edinburgh Castle, crowning its huge basaltic rock, and the Calton