Chapter

 1 XIII   |         had scarcely any sense of motion at all.~Three hours later,
 2 XIV    |         air with quick and sudden motion as they sniffed the wind
 3 XV     |          black heads was again in motion.~“Now, my friends,” said
 4 XV     |          by this time, by a rapid motion put aside his too demonstrative
 5 XXIV   | expenditure of water to put it in motion, for, in that case, the
 6 XXVI   |           westward. Once in rapid motion, he felt his spirits greatly
 7 XXXI   |        Victoria was once again in motion, and both the doctor and
 8 XXXII  |          the other with butterfly motion, like a gigantic beetle.~
 9 XXXII  |    relieved resumed her ascending motion, mounted a thousand feet
10 XXXVI  |          that they are in violent motion, for they are raising a
11 XXXVIII|        have been disturbed by her motion.~On Sunday morning, the
12 XXXVIII|           a waste of sand half in motion, and scarcely kept in its