Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III  |       as a bed-room, and where, extended on what he called his “good
2        I,  VII  |        this catastrophe has not extended far. We must trust that
3        I,  XII  |    irregular elevation, that it extended due east and west across
4        I,  XII  | conjecture how far this barrier extended; it coincided pretty nearly
5        I,  XIV  |   altogether strange, and which extended to the north as far as the
6        I,  XXIII|      without a crack or flaw it extended far beyond the range of
7        I,  XXIV |         the extreme corner, and extended on the bed a human form.~“
8       II,  XVIII|          Beneath their feet was extended the basin of the Gallian