Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|      into the sea, they were beaten by the furious waves. The
2 1,2|     enormous balloon, almost beaten to the ground, could not
3 1,9| groups of trees, without any beaten track. So the sailor from
4 1,1|   not even a sandbank, ships beaten by the east winds would
5 2,4|  bending over the water were beaten by the waves. It was not
6 2,4|     must have been violently beaten by the sea under the influence
7 2,7|    stream was already partly beaten, and with a better cart
8 2,8|     five miles, by the newly beaten road to which the name of