Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |        some deep clefts in its walls, had sustained little injury;
 2        I,  VIII|     structure, where the stone walls, that at first afforded
 3        I,  XI  |       of a single chamber, the walls of which were ornamented
 4        I,  XII |       and perpendicular as the walls of a fortress, it rose to
 5        I,  XII |      between its perpendicular walls.~Had she not immured herself
 6        I,  XX  |      ships’ sides and ordinary walls would fail to give an adequate
 7        I,  XX  |    degrees above zero, and the walls of the gallery were beginning
 8        I,  XXI |      different tables; and the walls of the apartment were tapestried
 9       II,  XII |        and the moisture on the walls soon resolved itself into
10       II,  XIII| casemate, with its substantial walls, they would find ample shelter