Chapter

 1 VII   | within would dilate, and soon burst the cover containing it.
 2 VII   |    increased; for, should one burst in the air, he could, by
 3 XIII  |       did; but then the blood burst from their mouths and ears.
 4 XIII  |    regions; but their balloon burst—”~“And they fell?” asked
 5 XVI   |       Perhaps the storm won’t burst to-night,” said Joe; “the
 6 XVI   |      are continuous.~The wind burst forth with frightful violence
 7 XXV   |    cloud, since it refuses to burst upon us?”~“I fancy that
 8 XXVIII|   either salt or pepper!”~All burst out laughing at Joe’s queer
 9 XIX   |     of the most gigantic size burst headlong, like a living
10 XXXV  |     neck!”~And, so saying, he burst through the frail wall with