Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   |      of smoke broke the gray monotony of water and sky. The limits
2        I,  XXIV| faint outline that broke the monotony of the circle that divided
3       II,  IV  |    only thing that broke the monotony of existence was an occasional
4       II,  XIII|  then began a life of dreary monotony. Then seemed to creep over
5       II,  XIII|   reaction to the depressing monotony of their existence; but
6       II,  XIII|      Italian songs broke the monotony of the depressing silence;