Chapter

 1 5 |       back and forth among the waves and then dart out of sight.~
 2 7 |        Tossed about by violent waves and unaccountable currents,
 3 11|     abandon the surface of the waves, and it could find absolute
 4 11|        rose suddenly above the waves. He stopped, tied his horse,
 5 12|         The faint noise of the waves of the lake lapping on the
 6 12|       to plunge it beneath the waves where we would have been
 7 13|   Everywhere a vast expanse of waves! Not a shore in sight! Nothing
 8 13|        it to make scarcely any waves, and enabled it to ride
 9 17| surface of the sea; and if the waves beat against it there too
10 17|      can rest at will upon the waves! Only we have this advantage,
11 17|       sea uprose. The breaking waves, foaming along all their