Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|  which even the waves had not worn away. Towards the summit
2 1,9| Glades, bristling with stumps worn away by time, were covered
3 1,0|       slipped when the stones worn by the air did not give
4 1,1|   eruption, the discharge had worn away a passage, and a large
5 1,8|   stand upright. The granite, worn by the water for an infinite
6 2,4|   before the water would have worn away the granite and hollowed
7 2,5|       that it had been really worn through by rubbing against
8 2,5|    about the rope having been worn through, but the astonishing