Chapter

1 5 |  through the windings of the river, which held in its watery
2 5 |  balconies, open towards the river, decked out with silk tapestry
3 5 |   from the kitchens into the river. ~Craeke, standing on the
4 5 | screen could not prevent the river wind from carrying there
5 5 |      beds of loam mixed with river mud (a combination which
6 14|      air which came from the river, and casting a longing look
7 16|     a small portion of dried river mud, a mixture which formed
8 19|   its parapet overlooked the river. He hoped that perhaps he
9 25|      very pretty road by the river. Setting her horse off at