Chapter

 1 III   |  Barbicane remained calm in the midst of this enthusiastic clamor;
 2 XII   |         herself generous in the midst of her financial crisis.
 3 XIII  |       to find themselves in the midst of such a cavalcade. He
 4 XIII  | isolated groups detached in the midst of endless plains over which
 5 XV    |          workshops, through the midst of the engines, and compelled
 6 XVIII |   bridge of the steamer, in the midst of the crowd, he bustled
 7 XX    |         not have done it in the midst of that compact crowd. There
 8 XXI   |         tulip-trees, and in the midst of this snare, with its
 9 XXII  | graceful curve descended in the midst of the vessels that lay
10 XXIV  |       of population, and in the midst of savage regions, in which
11 XXVI  |     patriarchs of tribes in the midst of their immense households.~
12 XXVI  |         cleaving the air in the midst of the fiery vapors!~
13 XXVIII|       hour fixed upon, from the midst of an extraordinary crowd
14 III   |        in perfect space, in the midst of perfect silence, offered
15 III   |    apparently motionless in the midst of the starry world. Then,
16 III   |         the “Milky Way,” in the midst of which the sun ranks only
17 XIII  |      bottom of cavities, in the midst of the circles, or even
18 XIV   |    learn, how calculate, in the midst of this night? All these
19 XIV   |         of the travelers in the midst of this utter darkness may
20 XV    |       extreme.~Suddenly, in the midst of the ether, in the profound
21 XV    |       real clouds formed in the midst of a very confined atmosphere,
22 XVII  |        and Leibnitz rose in the midst of plains of a medium extent,
23 XIX   |  remained brilliant, and in the midst of this general brilliancy