Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |        windward of the frigate, as pure, as intense as during the
 2  1, 9 |          refreshed by a current of pure air, and perfumed with saline
 3  1, 10|   terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense
 4  1, 13|         sea was beautiful, the sky pure. Scarcely could the long
 5  1, 13|        waves of the ocean with the pure indigo of its warm water.
 6  1, 13|           we looked out as if this pure crystal had been the glass
 7  1, 14|             Our drink consisted of pure water, to which the Captain
 8  1, 15|         kinds of isis, clusters of pure tuft-coral, prickly fungi,
 9  2, 7 |          mountains, saturated with pure and transparent air, but
10  2, 13|          was clear, the atmosphere pure enough, the cold very great,
11  2, 16| perceptible difference between the pure fluid with which the Rouquayrol
12  2, 16|           and breathe directly the pure air drawn from the reservoirs,
13  2, 16|           reservoirs, and let some pure air into the interior of
14  2, 16|        might say torn off--and the pure air came in in abundance