Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |  discussed, which procured it a high reputation. It rallied round
 2  1, 4 |         man (more than six feet high), strongly built, grave
 3  1, 4 |        of water thirty-two feet high. In reality the column of
 4  1, 10|        in pursuing you over the high seas of the Pacific, the
 5  1, 10|      furnished in severe taste. High oaken sideboards, inlaid
 6  1, 10|     quitted. ~It was a library. High pieces of furniture, of
 7  1, 10|      eighteen wide, and fifteen high. A luminous ceiling, decorated
 8  1, 11| certainly an engineer of a very high order--had arranged his
 9  1, 12|         the keel, twenty inches high and ten thick, weighs only
10  1, 14| electricity is forced to a very high tension. With the slightest
11  1, 16|       about thirty-eight inches high, was watching me with squinting
12  1, 16|        a narrow valley, between high perpendicular walls, situated
13  1, 18|       by Mount Kapogo, 476 feet high. The Nautilus, having passed
14  1, 19|        could see nothing of the high coral walls. I had to content
15  1, 19|       half between the level of high and low seas. To-day is
16  1, 20|      twenty-five to thirty feet high, a species of palm-tree. ~
17  1, 20|         torrents, he gained the high plain that was bordered
18  1, 20|        put snares on the top of high trees that the birds of
19  1, 21|         men of good race, large high foreheads, large, but not
20  1, 21|       was, perhaps, a "mado" of high rank, for he was draped
21  1, 23|       passed freely under their high branches, lost in the shade
22  2, 1 |        was always colder in the high levels than at the surface
23  2, 2 |         about two thousand feet high, the shapes of which were
24  2, 3 |  capriciously. Often we rounded high rocks scarped into pyramids.
25  2, 3 |   crustacea, perched upon their high claws like some war-machine,
26  2, 5 |      Nile ducks, a wild bird of high flavour, its throat and
27  2, 5 |        Suez. I distinctly saw a high mountain, towering between
28  2, 5 |        looked in silence at the high straight wall we were running
29  2, 9 |         mountain about 800 feet high. But what I saw was simply
30  2, 9 |     gigantic aqueduct; here the high base of an Acropolis, with
31  2, 10|  southerly horizon blocked by a high wall which seemed to close
32  2, 10|     arrived at the side of this high, perpendicular wall. What
33  2, 10|       the lake and the sea. The high partitions, leaning forward
34  2, 10|       lake. But the base of the high partitions was stony ground,
35  2, 10|       they were only moderately high, for the volcano did not
36  2, 11|    since our departure from the high seas of the Pacific. The
37  2, 11|         summits might belong to high mountains like the Himalayas
38  2, 12|      death, had taken refuge in high latitudes. ~We were seated
39  2, 13|       strength. The ice, thrown high in the air, fell like hail
40  2, 13|          could alone brave such high latitudes. At length, on
41  2, 13|    reservoirs and storing it at high pressure. About four o'clock,
42  2, 14|        though, having climbed a high acclivity, I could see no
43  2, 14|           There appeared on the high bottoms some coral shrubs,
44  2, 14|        about five hundred yards high. The boat took with me Captain
45  2, 17|        but in the distance rose high mountains. I even thought
46  2, 18|         the Bahamas. There rose high submarine cliffs covered
47  2, 20|      wall more than 2,000 yards high. We arrived there on the