Chapter

 1 I   |    minister, the Americans on the head of the Liberty statue at
 2 III |           its exasperation on the head of him who bore it!~
 3 IV  |       rose an enormous spheroidal head. The head of what animal
 4 IV  |     enormous spheroidal head. The head of what animal did it resemble
 5 IV  |         of passional analogy? The head of a bull; but a bull with
 6 V   |          Carolina Negro, with the head of a fool and the carcass
 7 VIII| contemplation.~When he raised his head the president and secretary
 8 IX  |     frontier—Omaha City, the real head of the Pacific Railway,
 9 XI  |         then he stretched out his head. It need not be said that
10 XI  |          fled! And how deeply his head sank back into his shoulders!
11 XI  |     changed four points, so as to head to the eastward.~
12 XIV |         journey at full speed her head had been turned to the south.~
13 XV  |         heaven. And now the first head fell under the minghan’s
14 XX  |       stronger, and she could not head against it, or even remain