Chapter

 1 II     |    everything known in mineralogy lay there in their places in
 2 V      |       considered I had a right to lay upon him, a certain feeling
 3 V      |           to the worst, we should lay violent hands on him and
 4 VII    |       hypotheses, but I could not lay hold of one.~Yet I remembered
 5 VIII   |        and away to the north-east lay outstretched the faintly-shadowed
 6 XIII   |          half our journey, and we lay at Krösolbt.~On the 19th
 7 XIII   |       little lakes. Our route now lay westward; we had turned
 8 XIV    |          by the fury of tempests, lay along the soil like remains
 9 XIV    |          no longer, I resolved to lay the case before my uncle,
10 XV     |   mineralogical curiosities which lay about me as in a vast museum,
11 XVI    |        magnificent spectacle that lay unrolled before me.~I stood
12 XVI    |           Helbesmer’s raised maps lay at my feet. I could see
13 XVI    |         westward, there the ocean lay spread out in all its magnificence,
14 XVI    |          a spiral path. Our route lay amidst eruptive rocks, some
15 XVI    |         on, and no shadow came to lay itself along the bottom
16 XVIII  |         us breakfast; but we must lay in a good stock, for we
17 XVIII  |          difficulty in proceeding lay in not sliding too fast
18 XXIII  |      cheer him on, when I saw him lay hold of the pickaxe to make
19 XXVII  |    despair then seized upon me. I lay overwhelmed, aghast! My
20 XXVII  | experience, and the next moment I lay in the heavy gloom of deep,
21 XXVIII |       great depths amidst which I lay helpless. Was it an explosion
22 XXX    |      these monstrous bones, which lay scattered about like decayed
23 XXXII  |         farewell. Before our eyes lay far and wide a vast sea;
24 XXXV   |           of the infant world.~We lay there, our blood running
25 XXXVI  |         We left this grotto which lay open to every wind. At the
26 XXXVI  |        appliances, there they all lay on the ground — ladders,
27 XXXVII |        upon me? Will the elements lay plots against me? Shall
28 XXXVII |          interpose and attempt to lay some restraint upon this
29 XXXVII |          plain, of bleached bones lay spread before us. It seemed
30 XXXVIII|          those strata on which he lay slipped down into this enormous
31 XXXIX  |       contain? What new treasures lay here for science to unfold?
32 XL     |        the living rock, but there lay the iron point with which
33 XL     |   indication which might serve to lay open to mortals the road
34 XL     |      blocked up the passage which lay open to him. Many years
35 XLII   |           crust of the earth that lay between us and the world
36 XLIII  |         movement ceased. The raft lay motionless.~“What is this?”
37 XLIII  |         speed. We were obliged to lay fast hold of the planks
38 XLIV   |      saved me from death whilst I lay rolling on the edge of the
39 XLIV   |           a few leagues. Eastward lay a pretty little white seaport
40 XLIV   |           cloud. To the northward lay spread a vast sheet of water,
41 XLIV   |       walking, a charming country lay open before us, covered