Chapter
1 IV | about it. Ropes could not hold him, such a determined geologist
2 V | countenance; for he laid hold of my arm, and speechlessly
3 VI | shall know exactly what to hold as truth concerning this
4 VII | hypotheses, but I could not lay hold of one.~Yet I remembered
5 VII | through the night terror had hold of me. I spent it dreaming
6 VIII | they disappeared in the hold.~My uncle, notwithstanding
7 XIV | basalt, torn from their hold by the fury of tempests,
8 XIV | So, at last, when I could hold out no longer, I resolved
9 XIV | her voice, let babblers hold their peace.’~I returned
10 XVII | feeling of vacuity laid hold upon me. I felt my centre
11 XVII | drop down, when a hand laid hold of me. It was that of Hans.
12 XVII | to unroll itself from its hold; when two hundred feet down,
13 XVII | my foot seemed to catch hold of like a hand.~When one
14 XIX | invincible obstinacy. I could hold out no longer. I picked
15 XXI | hands in mine. He let me hold them and looked at me. His
16 XXIII | him on, when I saw him lay hold of the pickaxe to make an
17 XXV | You shall have my leave to hold your tongue, Axel, but not
18 XXVII | agony a new terror laid hold of me. In falling my lamp
19 XXX | this unpleasant notion got hold of me, I surveyed with anxious
20 XXXII | ken. An illusion has laid hold upon me.~“What is the matter?”
21 XXXIV | About four Hans rises, lays hold of the mast, climbs to its
22 XXXV | him. He has laid a firm hold upon a rope, and appears
23 XXXVIII| Here the Professor laid hold of the fossil skeleton,
24 XL | be made large enough to hold fifty pounds of guncotton,
25 XLI | opened my lantern. I laid hold of the end of the match.
26 XLII | A dim, vague notion laid hold of my mind, but which was
27 XLIII | were obliged to lay fast hold of the planks of the raft,
28 XLIV | to his heels, Hans caught hold of him, and brought him
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