Chapter

 1 I    | temperament was disclosed in the deep color of his cheeks. His
 2 XVII |      hole in the ground two feet deep; this he filled with the
 3 XVIII|     Nyanza; but, between them, a deep and winding gorge gave exit
 4 XXIII|  encumbered it, and then a quite deep grave had to be dug, so
 5 XXIII|        The brave fellow, heaving deep sighs, began at last to
 6 XXIV |    plateau, in which there was a deep hollow; its height was scarcely
 7 XXV  |           It appeared to be very deep, and, as it were, puffed
 8 XXV  |           and was relapsing into deep meditation, when he heard
 9 XIX  |      extinct craters are now but deep abysses. Immense accumulations
10 XXX  |       fire or light shone in the deep gloom, and around reigned
11 XXXII|         with a comb and gills of deep violet, stood erect with
12 XXXII|         ferocious rangers of the deep.~“They are following us!”
13 XL   |           said Joe again, with a deep sigh, “I’ll think more than
14 XLI  |            said the doctor, with deep emotion.~“Oh! what I did,”
15 XLIII|          them silently with that deep emotion which requires no