Chapter

 1 XVI    |         years she travailed, she grew pregnant, she produced,
 2 XVIII  |          peaks of medium height, grew flat as it approached the
 3 XX     |     space. In the middle of this grew a solitary tree, and Joe
 4 XXII   |    country!”~The missionary here grew weak again, and the whole
 5 XXVI   |   blazing hearth, while the mind grew desperate in contemplating
 6 XXVII  |       But all at once his glance grew more animated; he extended
 7 XXX    |     natives; but, as the balloon grew larger to their eyes, they
 8 XXXII  |       and on the public squares, grew palms and caoutchouc-trees
 9 XXXII  |         of his imperturbability, grew pale. Then ensued a moment
10 XXXII  |        tide. Every object around grew rapidly in size while they
11 XXXIII |          fragment of terra firma grew reeds as lofty as trees
12 XXXV   | philosopher like him; but a tree grew there expressly to offer
13 XXXVIII|          and stunted bushes that grew upon it. The wind obliterated
14 XLIII  |         efforts, and the balloon grew fuller every instant.~It