Chapter

1 3|     you pass, now by masses of granite clad in the velvet of green
2 3|   yourself an inverted cone of granite hollowed out on a large
3 3|       and bright as a diamond. Granite boulders lay around the
4 3|       ceased. Aloft in air the granite took upon itself the most
5 3|        a little house built of granite and roofed with shingle
6 3|      the house, the trees, the granite peaks, and the sky were
7 3| capered and leapt to a slab of granite near to Raphael, and stayed