Chapter

 1 I    |       and consequently attained hitherto unheard-of ranges. In point
 2 V    | manifested itself, to which the hitherto errant atoms became obedient:
 3 VII  |        infinitely exceeding all hitherto attained velocities, we
 4 VII  |  present examine the velocities hitherto attained. General Morgan
 5 VIII |        I propose the best alloy hitherto known, which consists of
 6 XVII |      appeared as long as years! Hitherto the smallest details of
 7 XX   |      Nicholl!”~“So I suspected. Hitherto chance has never thrown
 8 XXIII|        that the experiments had hitherto been made in anima vili.
 9 XXVII|      severe trial.~The weather, hitherto so fine, suddenly changed;
10 XXVII|    worthy individual, which had hitherto been so well preserved within
11 III  |        suggested! What emotions hitherto unknown awoke in their souls!