Chapter

 1 X    |      spiral, the rings of which, rising one over the other, occupy
 2 XII  |       escape its effects only by rising above the range of the miasma
 3 XIV  |        the country was gradually rising, and, ere long, the barometer
 4 XV   |         fact, there was the moon rising red and magnificent, a globe
 5 XVII |           winding shape was seen rising above it.~“A serpent!” shouted
 6 XXI  |           and now they were seen rising on all sides, winding along
 7 XXIV |     escaped this intense heat by rising into a higher range, but,
 8 XXIV |         horizon; he saw the last rising ground gradually melting
 9 XXVII|        liquid particles, and the rising dust-tide gained more and
10 XXX  |       balloon was expanding, and rising quietly beyond their reach.
11 XXXII|       rudely-constructed mosques rising clumsily above that conglomeration
12 XXXII| barometer, which was now swiftly rising.~“Over with the ballast!”
13 XXXII|        come up toward him like a rising tide. Every object around
14 XXXIV|          he saw the desert sands rising aloft in the midst of a
15 XXXV |      half stifled already by the rising mire, died away feebly on
16 XLI  |         The balloon was far from rising above them. She lacked an
17 XLI  |          ended in a regular wall rising abruptly in a straight line.