Chapter

 1 II    |         Isles.~A humorous reply appeared in the February number of
 2 II    |     Paris; a remarkable article appeared in the Nouvelles Annales
 3 XVI   |        of sound; the atmosphere appeared MUFFLED, and, like a room
 4 XVIII |       condescending deities. It appeared as though, in approaching
 5 XXI   |     bodies.~Ere long, two heads appeared to the gaze of Kennedy and
 6 XXII  |      days before our travellers appeared, his sudden death was attributed
 7 XXII  |    aurora borealis, for the sky appeared on fire. The doctor very
 8 XXIV  | rudimental carcass of the Globe appeared in ridges of sharply-jutting
 9 XXV   |  emerging above the horizon. It appeared to be very deep, and, as
10 XXV   |       compact body of vapor had appeared about eight o’clock in the
11 XXV   |    nothing but dust. The spring appeared to have been dry for years.
12 XXVI  |    inflamed atmosphere the heat appeared to vibrate as it does above
13 XXVII |        The vast expanse of sand appeared to him an immense pond,
14 XXVII |       passage, and Dr. Ferguson appeared at the opening above with
15 XXXIII|          The dilating apparatus appeared to be in good condition,
16 XLIX  |         From time to time there appeared an encampment of Touaregs,
17 XLII  |         the profoundest silence appeared to return.~He had, no doubt,
18 XLIII |        fresh cries. The Talabas appeared to be much excited, and