Chapter

1 V    | craters, and her essentially volcanic character was apparent at
2 XXIV |   the points of its disc the volcanic nature of the moon became
3 XXVI |     thunder, or the blast of volcanic explosions! No words can
4 XII  | neighborhood was strewn with volcanic remains which still choked
5 XVII | unquestionably the frightful volcanic action to which the formation
6 XVII |   the eye could see, a whole volcanic network cast upon this encrusted
7 XVIII|  violence necessary to carry volcanic matter to such distances,
8 XX   | half-buried by its fall amid volcanic rubbish, Captain Nicholl