Chapter

 1 IV   |           his last companion, he plunged into the west, visited Sockoto,
 2 IV   |       they quitted Zanzibar, and plunged directly into the west.~
 3 IX   |   Currents.—Eureka.~The Resolute plunged along rapidly toward the
 4 IX   |       whole bulk of a balloon is plunged in the atmosphere, and remains
 5 XII  | fertility. Narrow, winding paths plunged in beneath the overarching
 6 XIV  |          s walking, Dick and Joe plunged into a forest of gum-trees,
 7 XVII |        joyous cries. The anchors plunged into this lake of flowers,
 8 XVII |       Dick, shouldering his gun, plunged into the woods.~Forthwith
 9 XVIII|     general scamper. The natives plunged headlong into the river,
10 XX   |       strength. With one hand he plunged his spear into the compact
11 XXI  |      with his night-glass, again plunged his gaze into space.~It
12 XXIV |        person since his gaze had plunged into that ocean of gold.
13 XXVI |    beside Kennedy, who lay there plunged in silence so complete that
14 XXVII|        fresh spring, in which he plunged his parched lips. Joe followed
15 XXVII|          word, drank on. He even plunged his hands, and then his
16 XXXI |  distance of only five feet.~Joe plunged a bottle into the lake and
17 XXXV |         the top of his speed and plunged into the lake. This sudden