Book,  chapter

 1    1,   14|  doubt the forces below the surface were carrying on their devastating
 2    1,   17|  water a few feet below the surface. But the travelers could
 3    1,   19|  like a sheet of oil over a surface of marble. Birds, quadrupeds,
 4    1,   19|     lights dancing over the surface of an immense lagoon. An
 5    1,   22|   the men reappeared on the surface, and counted each other
 6    1,   24|    decrease appeared on the surface of the immense lake, yet
 7    1,   25|  not a ripple disturbed the surface of the water. There seemed
 8    1,   25| buzzing confusedly over the surface of the water.~“It is phosphorescence,
 9    1,   25|    out from the illuminated surface.~Was the rain the FINALE
10    2,    5|  has passed over the smooth surface, the sea redoubles its violence,
11    2,    5|    of oil covered the whole surface of the water. The billows
12    2,   13|   of presenting their broad surface to the sunlight, only the
13    3,    9|     fog was clinging to the surface of the river. A portion
14    3,   13|      The temperature of the surface stratum was very high, and
15    3,   19|    long swell undulated the surface of the calm sea, and the