Chapter

 1 I     |          any mineral to its proper place among the six hundred [l]
 2 II    |          myself seated in my usual place.~I waited a few minutes.
 3 III   |          way, one after the other, place them in succession in vertical
 4 III   |     learned a man of course had no place for love affairs, and happily
 5 VI    |           on.”~“Well, in the first place, I wish to ask what are
 6 VI    |         summits; the eruption took place, and communicated to the
 7 VII   |          then many things may take place which will cure my uncle
 8 VII   |         her in my arms and took my place in the carriage. Martha
 9 VIII  |          good! thought I, just the place we want to end our days
10 IX    |           a sailing vessel you can place no dependence. She was taking
11 X     |            our plans.~In the first place M. Fridrikssen wanted to
12 XI    |           first medical man of the place, being of the party. M.
13 XII   |           the road and our resting place that night with merely yes
14 XII   |      without answering resumed his place at the head, and went on
15 XII   | twenty-four English miles.~In that place the fiord was at least three
16 XIV   |           But what could I do? The place to resist the Professor
17 XVII  |            of gravity shifting its place, and giddiness mounting
18 XVII  |           chemical operations took place which are produced by the
19 XVII  |       short just as I was going to place my feet upon my uncle’s
20 XVIII |         when the aneroid takes the place of the barometer.”~And in
21 XIX   |          rock was appearing in the place of the lava coating. The
22 XX    |        which man fills the highest place. But Professor Liedenbrock
23 XXIII |        examining to find the exact place where the torrent could
24 XXVI  |         things last in the strange place we had come to? Perhaps
25 XXVI  |           serious event which took place at this time, and of which
26 XXVII |    impregnable strength? Who could place my feet on the right path,
27 XXVIII|         ear over the wall from one place to another, I found the
28 XXX   |          rock to rock, denoted the place of hot springs; and streams
29 XXX   |     hitherto, and did they claim a place of their own in the lacustrine
30 XXX   |          the rivers, and taken the place of the incandescent rocks
31 XXXV  |          when a sudden change took place in the southern sky. The
32 XXXVII|            to resume my accustomed place on the raft, when my uncle
33 XXXIX |             And so we arrived at a place where the shore was much
34 XL    |           the evening we reached a place suitable for our landing.
35 XLI   |          down with you.”~What took place at that moment? I believe
36 XLI   |          understood what had taken place.~On the other side of the
37 XLII  |          to show us what kind of a place we were in.~“Just as I thought,”
38 XLII  |          guessing could supply its place.~Still the temperature kept
39 XLIII |        indeed disappeared, to give place to dense and still boiling
40 XLIII |          recollection of what took place during the following hours.
41 XLV   |         Virlandaise, resigning her place as ward, took her position