Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|        through a breach in the wall, which he had previously
 2    1,  27|        his face for a roofless wall, from which the plaster
 3    2,  33|     chain was painted upon the wall, and above him this inscription,
 4    2,  33|        and examined the entire wall. There was a scene in a
 5    2,  43|       bedung both sides of the wall. I was born under the Crab
 6    2,  58|     would come out through the wall; and all the more so as
 7    3,  95|       embarrassed, against the wall. You could see that he did
 8    3,  98|   which stood alongside of the wall, and was engaged in fastening
 9    3, 102|      even to the cracks in the wall. Twisting his body out of
10    5, 135|        and emboldened, as if a wall had been raised between
11    5, 139| replaced, in the smoke-stained wall, a peg which had come out
12    5, 145| windows, cut through the stone wall so as to admit light without
13    5, 160|        like the cracks in some wall when rain has washed away
14    6     |       ourselves apart, as if a wall divided us; but, if it is