Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XX  |  pyramidal rock they found a hole in the mountain-side, like
2        I,  XXI | drive the old fox out of his hole.”~Towards evening the pots
3       II,  V   |     the mountain, was a dark hole, above which the stream
4       II,  V   |     in its course. From this hole projected the case of an
5       II,  XIII|    were installed in a large hole and provided with forage,
6       II,  XIV |      use. In my little black hole I cannot live without my
7       II,  XV  |      than ever in his dismal hole, never venturing, except
8       II,  XVI |      slunk back into his dim hole.~By the 14th the balloon