Chapter

 1 II   |      bronze castings, sights covered with dents, plates battered
 2 XVI  |     nothing, but his silence covered serious irritation.~However,
 3 XXVI |     an innumerable multitude covered the prairie which extends,
 4 XXVI |   Town.” The whole plain was covered with huts, cottages, and
 5 XXVI | screwed down the plate which covered the entrance-aperture. The
 6 XXVII|   the morrow the horizon was covered with clouds— a thick and
 7 I    |      plates, closely fitted, covered the lenticular glasses,
 8 II   |     outside, and the buffers covered with India-rubber stopped
 9 IV   |   showed Michel Ardan a page covered with algebraical signs,
10 XIV  |     intense cold, which soon covered the inside of the glass
11 XVII |      extended over this soil covered with picturesque projections!
12 XVIII|     Others, toward the west, covered the “Sea of Clouds” and
13 XXI  |     thirty-six hours she had covered that distance; and on the
14 XXII |      simple gutta-percha cap covered his brain-box, he had given