Chapter

 1 XII  |       through the air, skimming the summits of the range.~At eight o’
 2 XIII | longitudinal plains. These elevated summits consist of rounded cones,
 3 XIII |          arid mountains, upon whose summits vast fields of snow surprised
 4 XIII |   perpendicularly upon those lonely summits. The doctor took an accurate
 5 XVIII|             nearly as abrupt as the summits of the Ousagara, and, farther
 6 XXIII|        passed above the surrounding summits.~“Now, Joe,” resumed the
 7 XXIV |        rolled down from the distant summits, crushed in their fall,
 8 XIX  |       wandering flocks. The immense summits of the Atlantika Mountains
 9 XIX  |        environing clouds. The lofty summits of these mountains separate
10 XLIX |            these seemingly basaltic summits; they stood out in fantastic