Chapter

 1 III  |         himself swinging aloft in space.~“Come, come,” said he,
 2 VII  |          least possible amount of space. The spiral, which was not
 3 VII  |     nutritive elements in a small space. Besides a sufficient stock
 4 XV   |    waganga thus whirled away into space.~“Huzza!” roared Joe, as
 5 XVI  |         alone in the immensity of space.~However, the huge dome
 6 XIX  |          of Darfur on the other—a space about as broad as Europe.~“
 7 XX   |          huts surrounding an open space. In the middle of this grew
 8 XXI  |       again plunged his gaze into space.~It was not long before
 9 XXII |          toward various points of space, and caused it to rest on
10 XXII |         already continued for the space of forty hours, and, as
11 XXII |      between it and the volcano a space of more than three hundred
12 XXIV |          turn, vainly scanned the space around him during that long
13 XXVI |           vastness of surrounding space, like a pebble cast into
14 XXVII|           some imaginary point in space. Kennedy was frightful to
15 XXX  |         the midst of a large open space there was a slave-market,
16 XXXII|      advanced over the land for a space of seven or eight miles.~
17 XXXII|          turning over and over in space as he fell.~Kennedy had
18 XXXII| containing them was launched into space.~Their descent became less
19 XLI  |         Dick. See what an immense space they occupy—nearly one-half