Chapter

 1 IX   |          this point Barbicane had kept aloof from the discussion;
 2 XV   |   completely accomplished, it was kept in abeyance for a few minutes
 3 XX   |         of a hundred thousand men kept watch under his windows.~
 4 XXVII|         dictates of prudence, had kept in advance of the mass,
 5 II   |           thousand yards has been kept up, we shall have made about
 6 III  |         riveted to the walls, but kept the inspection to himself.
 7 VII  |         his companions uneasy, he kept silence on this subject.~
 8 VII  |           saw vast seas, scarcely kept together under so rarefied
 9 VII  | regularity, the apparatus must be kept in perfect order; so each
10 VIII |       theaters where it should be kept at high pressure; what passion
11 XIII |           to tropical vegetation, kept up by a low dense atmosphere?
12 XVII |        this central eruption have kept their first form. Crystallized
13 XX   |   officers of the Susquehanna was kept up until nearly one in the