Chapter

 1 XX   |        as though it were on the plain ground.”~“A fine new style
 2 XX   |       car, they saw on the open plain below them an exciting spectacle.~
 3 XXI  |        great rapidity.”~“That’s plain enough.”~“Yes; but there
 4 XXIII|         He would have erected a plain, rude cross over the tomb,
 5 XXIV |         left died away into the plain, like the last throes of
 6 XXVI |      idea was to pace the sandy plain for a few hours, not in
 7 XXVII|         the doctor pointed.~The plain was agitated like the sea
 8 XIX  |    sallied out upon the sloping plain. Ere long, he returned with
 9 XXXII|         that city extended on a plain, with its two distinct boroughs.~
10 XXXII|         a troop of lions on the plain, or a school of sharks in
11 XXXIV|      recently stretched a level plain as far as the eye could
12 XLIX | triangle marked out upon a vast plain of white sand, its acute
13 XLIII|    balloon would offer only too plain a target to the bullets