Chapter

 1 I      |            had fortunately spared.~[1] Sixty-three. (Tr.)~[2]
 2 V      |             feci, Arne Saknussemm. [1]~ Which bad Latin may be
 3 V      |            on, and after dinner —”~[1] In the cipher, audax is
 4 VI     |            heat of 360,000 degrees [1] existed in the interior
 5 VI     |             been able to confute.”~[1] The degrees of temperature
 6 X      |             corvette La Recherche, [1] and lately the observations
 7 X      |            like a diabolical grin.~[1] Recherche was sent out
 8 XI     |          all.~The instruments were:~1. An Eigel’s centigrade thermometer,
 9 XI     |            the mercurial barometer [1] would not register.~3.
10 XI     |         exceeds that of gunpowder.~[1] In M. Verne’s book a ‘manometer’
11 XI     |         Olsen, in the proportion of 1 to 480,000 of the actual
12 XVIII  |             recorded:~“Monday, July 1.~“Chronometer, 8.17 a.m.;
13 XVIII  |             the rate of one degree (1 45° Fahr.) for every hundred
14 XIX    |            the granite foundation?~[1]The name given by Sir Roderick
15 XXV    |             and replied carefully:~[1] tpwgln, a hole; dnw, to
16 XXV    |             to the surface is about 1,583 leagues; let us say
17 XXV    |             us say in round numbers 1,600 leagues, or 4,800 miles.
18 XXV    |              or 4,800 miles. Out of 1,600 leagues we have gone
19 XXVIII |         coming. Now, at the rate of 1,120 feet in a second, this
20 XXX    |            rises five hundred feet [1] above the level of an unfathomable
21 XXX    |             with saline particles.~[1] One hundred and twenty. (
22 XXX    |          lower jaw of a mastodon,” [1] I said. “These are the
23 XXX    |   quadrupeds in a granite cavern.”~[1] These animals belonged
24 XXXIV  |            Iceland, under England. [1]~[1] This distance carries
25 XXXIV  |        Iceland, under England. [1]~[1] This distance carries the
26 XXXV   | ichthyosaurus and the megatherium. [1]~[1] Rather of the mammoth
27 XXXV   |           and the megatherium. [1]~[1] Rather of the mammoth and
28 XXXVII |          miniature representative. [1] The soil was besides this
29 XXXVII |             dislocation of strata.~[1] The glyptodon and armadillo
30 XXXVIII|       diminishes the facial angle. [1] Measure that angle. It
31 XXXVIII|             of his remote origin.”~[1] The facial angle is formed
32 XXXIX  |             custos, immanior ipse. [1]~[1] “The shepherd of gigantic
33 XXXIX  |         custos, immanior ipse. [1]~[1] “The shepherd of gigantic
34 XL     |            know that it is now only 1,500 leagues. to the centre
35 XLIV   |          mountain a height of about 1,300 or 1,400 feet. But the
36 XLIV   |            height of about 1,300 or 1,400 feet. But the base of