Chapter

 1 X     |         hydrogen gas, the other amid the lower layers.~“These
 2 XVI   |   countenance calm as ever even amid the flashing of the lightnings;
 3 XXII  |      hundred feet into the air, amid the howlings of the tribe
 4 XXVI  |       therefore, set off alone, amid the starry clearness of
 5 XXVI  |   fainting, on the sand, alone, amid the eternal silence of the
 6 XXVII |         tossing over each other amid blinding clouds of dust;
 7 XIX   |      contending for their power amid the most atrocious carnage,
 8 XXXIV |  impelled by opposing currents.~Amid this tornado, an entire
 9 XXXV  | meditations, when he was landed amid a yelling crowd of both
10 XXXV  |     precipitately from the tree amid the hissings of these new
11 XXXVII|      resumed his aerial journey amid a long wake of golden morning
12 XLIII |         the ground, rose again, amid the cries of the Talabas;
13 XLIII |    horsemen. Four Talabas fell, amid the frantic howls and imprecations
14 XLIII |        animals, petrified there amid the waters.~The impossibility