Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VIII|       old cloak, wrapped closely round him, notwithstanding the
 2        I,  X   |          a huge rock jutted out, round the summit of which whirled
 3        I,  XI  |        his belt, Michael bounded round the buttress behind which
 4        I,  XVI |          to reach it by creeping round the edge of the wood, without
 5        I,  XVII|       pound!’” And Blount turned round with a quizzical look at
 6        I,  XVII|         took his hat, brushed it round with his sleeve, and, still
 7       II,  I   |      which hung down their back; round faces, swarthy complexions,
 8       II,  I   |          s arms.~In a semicircle round the clearing stood the tents
 9       II,  I   |       Yes, six thousand years in round numbers!”~“I thank you,
10       II,  III |    escort cleared a large circle round him. Just then Sangarre
11       II,  III |      lances, arranged themselves round the camp. A strong guard
12       II,  V   |    breast. Then, without looking round he left the square, followed
13       II,  VII |        drifted, but spun rapidly round, inclining towards the center
14       II,  VII | happening. He felt himself drawn round in a gradually narrowing