Chapter

 1 II   |      against the walls. The gas lit up in full glare myriads
 2 XXVII|         air, the glare of flame lit up the whole of Florida;
 3 I    |          the thoughtless fellow lit a match by striking it on
 4 II   |      begun. When the burner was lit, Ardan leaned over the bodies
 5 II   |    uncovered window. But it was lit by no ray of light. Profound
 6 II   |       for the soil, brilliantly lit by the moon-beams would
 7 II   |  wanting. This light would have lit the window, and the window
 8 III  |       it directly with its rays lit the interior of the projectile
 9 VIII |         the gas-burner which he lit rose a flame equal to a
10 XIII |       gaze one half brilliantly lit up, while the other disappeared
11 XIV  |        the earth so beautifully lit up. In a word she has no
12 XIV  |     visible face of the moon is lit by the sun, it is because
13 XV   |       of her disc magnificently lit.”~“Well said, Nicholl,”
14 XV   | Thousands of luminous fragments lit up and irradiated space
15 XVI  |     Ruggieri could imitate, had lit up for some seconds the