Chapter

 1 I   |     the immense effect that it produced.~When the session closed,
 2 V   |      in—etc., etc.~These hints produced an effect exactly opposite
 3 VII |       pounds in equilibrium is produced; and it is this difference
 4 XVI |         she grew pregnant, she produced, and then, when stones began
 5 XVI |       through having too fully produced what had been demanded of
 6 XVI |   phenomena of phosphorescence produced by the fires of St. Elmo,
 7 XX  |         Well! if that tree has produced such flowers as those, for
 8 XXI | intense and dazzling light was produced, with an insupportable glow
 9 XXVI|     the desert-sand, at length produced a sensation of terror. In
10 XXX |       the noise they heard was produced by a number of weavers beating
11 XXX |   Victoria, the scene so often produced occurred again. At first