Chapter

 1 V   |  compelled them to search their houses, prepared to indemnify them
 2 V   |        to seek their respective houses. To mention the most distinguished
 3 VI  |      Don’t you see any roofs of houses or monuments?” said Prudent,
 4 VII |          On the deck were three houses, whose compartments were
 5 VII |     Everything—framework, hull, houses, cabins— were made of straw-paper
 6 IX  |         then the town, with its houses of wood and brick in the
 7 XII |         grounds surrounding the houses of the mandarins; then in
 8 XIII|     view of a group of European houses rising along a promontory,
 9 XIV |     palaces, the sixty thousand houses, and swept the space from
10 XV  | palm-trees, and blocks of small houses grouped on a hill around
11 XV  |       kind of fortified Kasbah, houses of brick which had been