Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |          air was engulfed in its lungs, like the steam in the vast
 2  1, 8 | breathing denoted great power of lungs. ~Whether this person was
 3  1, 9 |         air seemed to oppress my lungs. Although the cell was large,
 4  1, 9 |     opened my mouth wide, and my lungs saturated themselves with
 5  1, 15|       the water, and leaving the lungs free to act; the sleeves
 6  2, 16|          terror seizes me and my lungs seem to be without air.
 7  2, 16|     Yawns dislocated my jaws. My lungs panted as they inhaled this
 8  2, 16|    matter? Vital air came to the lungs! We breathed! we breathed! ~
 9  2, 16|     breaths of air penetrated my lungs. Had we risen to the surface
10  2, 17|         this air freely into our lungs, and it was the breeze,