Chapter

 1 VIII |        the Resolute, powerfully driven by her screw, began to plough
 2 XI   |  swimming, but they were easily driven off.~Thereupon the sorceries
 3 XII  |         two hours the Victoria, driven along at a speed of a little
 4 XIII |    Victoria resumed her flight, driven along by a spanking breeze.~
 5 XIV  |        the legs as white as the driven snow.~“A splendid shot!”
 6 XIV  |    nocturnal concert of animals driven from their hiding-places
 7 XXIII|       But, at least,” said Joe, driven to his last defences, “couldn’
 8 XXVII|     pelted with showers of sand driven like hail by the storm.~“
 9 XXX  |          had been set loose and driven toward the Victoria; and
10 XXXIV|       ground! Are we then to be driven clear across Sahara? Surely,
11 XXXVI|   oblique line to the westward. Driven by a tempestuous wind, it
12 XLIX | phenomenon, for our travellers, driven onward by the wind of the