Chapter

 1 I    | motionless, he, with a determined glance, pointed his right forefinger
 2 III  |           person, spoke, at first glance, in favor of the bonny Scot.~
 3 VI   |        and, as he came in, cast a glance at Kennedy, who did not
 4 XIV  |        the forest, they, at first glance, saw the balloon in its
 5 XV   |        the whole scene at a rapid glance, approached the wooden couch
 6 XXIII|       latitude.~Then, casting one glance at the swelling of the soil,
 7 XXIII|        without casting a covetous glance at the treasures in the
 8 XXIV |        laugh.~Joe cast a mournful glance at him; but the doctor made
 9 XXVII|           he gave one wild, eager glance, seized the treasured store,
10 XXVII|          him.~But all at once his glance grew more animated; he extended
11 XXXV |    equatorial regions, Joe cast a glance at the tree which had sheltered