Chapter

 1 IV  |  perpendicular line, and made a sharp turn westward toward Ghat,
 2 XII |    Mount Nguru reared aloft its sharp summit in the northwest.~
 3 XIII|      became necessary to keep a sharp lookout for the pointed
 4 XVII|        of a ship.~All at once a sharp shock was felt—the anchor
 5 XX  |  balloon could not resist their sharp beaks; fortunately, the
 6 XXI |      Dick relieved him.~“Keep a sharp lookout, Dick!” was the
 7 XXI |       meditations again, when a sharp whistle pierced his ear.~
 8 XXI |         charcoal, cut down to a sharp point, and fixed one at
 9 XIX |         the latter studded with sharp thorns; the bombax, or silk-cotton-tree,
10 XIX |      the distance, rose the two sharp cones of Mount Mendif.~The
11 XLI | hurrying the balloon toward the sharp peaks. So rise it must,
12 XLI |         over a soil composed of sharp pebbles that grated as it
13 XLI |         forests, soon came to a sharp halt. Her anchors had caught,