Chapter

 1 VI    |         and then, you know, I am light to make up for it.”~So saying,
 2 VII   |        were made of a strong but light Lyons silk, coated with
 3 VII   |       tested iron anchors, and a light but strong silk ladder fifty
 4 VIII  |    itself: for instance, one may light a taper in the car, and
 5 XV    |        blended with amazement. A light west wind was sweeping the
 6 XVI   |   electricity will be brought to light.”~“Ah! sir,” said Joe, “
 7 XVI   | reflection of a wandering ray of light in the dull water disclosed
 8 XXI   |         detected vague gleams of light in the distance.~At one
 9 XXI   |     words.~“Why, doctor, can you light up such darkness as this?”~“
10 XXI   |          an intense and dazzling light was produced, with an insupportable
11 XXII  |        TWENTY-SECOND.~The Jet of Light.—The Missionary.—The Rescue
12 XXII  |         with a train of dazzling light, were seized with a terror
13 XXII  |        swift and vivid sheets of light. The tribe, under the influence
14 XXII  |      them in a blaze of dazzling light.~“Hurrah!” shouted the doctor’
15 XXII  |           Joe discovered a great light in the west. Under more
16 XXIII |         inhaled with rapture the light breezes of that clear, beautiful
17 XXIII |         The doctor rekindled the light in the cylinder; the spiral
18 XXV   |        the unequal refraction of light by different layers of the
19 XXVIII|       more vigilant lookout, and light fires, besides.”~“What,
20 XXX   |        the ground. Not a fire or light shone in the deep gloom,
21 XXX   |          little by little, their light diminished, and they, one
22 XXXVII|      three o’clock A.M.; while a light wind coaxed the balloon
23 XLII  |    silence reigned around him; a light wind shook the tree-tops