Chapter

 1 V   |     14,400 feet. The highest summit of all towers to a height
 2 VI  |   sky, and to plant upon the summit of its highest elevation
 3 XIII|     stamping his foot on the summit of Stones Hill, “hence shall
 4 XIV |    the enclosed space on the summit of Stones Hill, a circular
 5 XVI |   two hundred feet round the summit of Stones Hill. It was impossible
 6 XVI |     which lay level upon the summit of Stones Hill.~“At last!”
 7 XXIV|  consequently sent on to the summit of Long’s Peak, in the territory
 8 XXV |    shell was conveyed to the summit of Stones Hill. There, powerful
 9 VII |   deposited in Europe on the summit of Mont Blanc, or in Asia
10 XII | lines, all converging to the summit of Copernicus.~The travelers
11 XIII|     than that separating the summit of Mont Blanc from the level
12 XVI |   orb itself lighting up the summit of the mountains situated
13 XVII|    sharp points, the highest summit of which attains an altitude
14 XXI |     once, never quitting the summit of their enormous telescope.