Chapter

 1 II   |    as a base, supported the fine ironwork of the arches,
 2 XI   |   Town by direct route?”~“A fine bay; half choked with sand!”~“
 3 XI   |  Santa Anna!— a country, in fine, which voluntarily annexed
 4 XIV  | earth succeeded two feet of fine sand, which was carefully
 5 XIX  |     on all-fours; then, one fine day, on two feet; then in
 6 XIX  | plains of the Polar Sea; in fine, that we cannot help recognizing
 7 XXI  |     A net, composed of very fine meshes, hung between two
 8 XXVII|    The weather, hitherto so fine, suddenly changed; the sky
 9 III  |     Ardan had brought out a fine bottle of Nuits, which was
10 III  |     25.24 and 25.08.~It was fine weather.~Barbicane had also
11 IV   |   could not help laughing.~“Fine talent that,” said Nicholl,
12 VIII | half a dozen chickens and a fine cock were walking about,
13 XIX  |     into the gun. My faith! fine savants! who do not know