Chapter

 1 III |    violently set in motion the waves of sound. One need not be
 2 XIII|      to the eastward. Soon the waves of the bay disappeared behind
 3 XV  |   trembled, while these molten waves, launching into the sky
 4 XVI |       upward upon the sonorous waves of the immense acoustic
 5 III |      the vessels rocked by the waves are still in motion; in
 6 VIII|         whose stability on the waves is only caused by weight;
 7 VIII|      not even the ocean, whose waves would no longer be equalized
 8 XI  |       Sea of Nectar,” with its waves of tenderness and breezes
 9 XI  |     length absorbed, and whose waves emerge peacefully into the “
10 XII | hollows formed a succession of waves suddenly congealed. Over
11 XIV |    attenuation of the luminous waves, that the orb seemed to
12 XX  |       and buried itself in the waves with a deafening roar!~A
13 XXII|      projectile sank under the waves was exactly known; but the
14 XXII|        disappeared beneath the waves.~The ship’s course was then
15 XXII|      straying at random on the waves.~All looked with feverish
16 XXII|    quietly at the mercy of the waves.~The boats were put to sea.