Chapter

 1 I     |            He felt at ease in the midst of the most complete privations;
 2 IV    |        caravans. They were in the midst of the country of the Moon,
 3 X     |           of the iron tank in the midst of the helicoidal spiral,
 4 X     | temperature that I produce in the midst of this shut-up gas are,
 5 XI    |      again find themselves in the midst of their friends, or seated
 6 XI    |         been explored, and in the midst of boundless deserts?~Such
 7 XIII  |          into the Kingani, in the midst of gigantic clumps of sycamore,
 8 XIV   |    Kennedy, as he dashed into the midst of the howling crowd.~It
 9 XIV   |        its villages buried in the midst of baobab and calabash trees.
10 XV    |        describe. But, in the very midst of the fun, Joe saw the
11 XVI   |        bore on, right through the midst of the fire.~“God protect
12 XVIII |    between numerous hills, in the midst of fertile plains.~“We are
13 XXI   |  sometimes impress the eye in the midst of very profound darkness.~
14 XXI   |      branches shooting out in the midst of one of those miniature
15 XXI   |          disappeared.~But, in the midst of these yells and howls,
16 XXI   |           you expect to do in the midst of this darkness?”~“Oh,
17 XXII  |          remained floating in the midst of luminous waves, for Ferguson
18 XXII  |        remained stationary in the midst of the gloom, and during
19 XXIII |         had known no joys; in the midst of that night which sent
20 XXIII |     descend into a ravine, in the midst of some plutonic rocks of
21 XXIII |   California both together in the midst of the wilderness!”~“And
22 XXIII |         left solitary thus in the midst of the African deserts,
23 XXIV  |         tree and brambles. In the midst of this sterility, the rudimental
24 XXV   |      Cloud on the Horizon.—In the Midst of a Fog.—The Strange Balloon.—
25 XXV   |          Caravan.—The Well in the Midst of the Desert.~On the morrow,
26 XXVI  |         Two pints of water in the midst of the desert!~Then it was
27 XXVIII|        gold-bearing quartz in the midst of the African sands!”~“
28 XIX   |     Mendif, which was lost in the midst of environing clouds. The
29 XXX   |        quite wide streets. In the midst of a large open space there
30 XXXI  |       stream.~It was thus, in the midst of rich and verdant landscapes
31 XXXI  |          will find himself in the midst of a whole menagerie, and
32 XXXIII|     island of solid ground in the midst of an immense marsh. Around
33 XXXIII|   surprised our travellers in the midst of this work. Their supper
34 XXXIII|        reeds, and standing in the midst of clean and neatly-kept
35 XXXIV |         sands rising aloft in the midst of a dense cloud of dust,
36 XXXIV |    regained all his daring in the midst of this deadly peril, and
37 XXXIV |           stopped suddenly in the midst of a most unlooked-for calm;
38 XXXV  |           to be left alone in the midst of this savage country and
39 XXXVII|         marvellous agility in the midst of forests of acacias, mimosas,
40 XL    |           to become of him in the midst of the barbarous tribes
41 XLI   |           thousand dangers in the midst of these barbarous negro
42 XLII  |        about it. They were in the midst of a barbarous country,
43 XLIII |        solitary and alone, in the midst of the waste.~“It’s all
44 XLIII |       from north to south. In the midst of the falls, rocks of strange
45 XLIV  |   themselves among friends in the midst of most hospitable tribes,