Chapter

 1 III   |      weighing them, scarcely any difference would be perceptible.~Kennedy’
 2 VII   |         and seventy-six pounds—a difference of three thousand seven
 3 VII   |         produced; and it is this difference between the weight of the
 4 XIV   |        distance there’s no great difference,” remarked Kennedy.~“Nor
 5 XIV   |          twenty-seven degrees of difference between its temperature
 6 XXVI  |          his journey’s end? What difference did sixty miles to the rear
 7 XXVI  |        broken wings.”~“With this difference, however, my dear Dick,
 8 XXVIII|    gentlemen, where would be the difference? By George, these fine fellows
 9 XXXIII|      size by one fifth, and this difference was sufficiently noticeable
10 XXXIII| therefore had to count upon this difference in order to rearrange his