Chapter

 1 I     |          in my veins, and in the midst of my specimens I was always
 2 IV    | following made ‘sir’; and in the midst of the document, in the
 3 XI    |      fear of explosions into the midst of the most inflammable
 4 XIII  |          little, swarming in the midst of the dense wreaths of
 5 XV    |       athletic exercises, in the midst of the vast surface of snow
 6 XVIII |     artificial light even in the midst of the most inflammable
 7 XIX   |  intensely heated vapours in the midst of this confined channel.~
 8 XX    |          by losing myself in the midst of geological contemplations.
 9 XXII  |          miles thick.~Yet in the midst of my stupefaction I seemed
10 XXVI  |         my voice was lost in the midst of the cavernous echoes
11 XXVII |        panted for breath.~In the midst of my agony a new terror
12 XXVII |      from me. Upon earth, in the midst of the darkest night, light
13 XXVIII|    London, and especially in the midst of the curious caverns among
14 XXIX  |       and as I had landed in the midst of an accompanying torrent
15 XXX   |          their shape, and in the midst of the windy blasts they
16 XXX   |         and I fell asleep in the midst of the strangest thoughts.~
17 XXXII |           and fell asleep in the midst of fantastic reveries.~Hans,
18 XXXII |         with wild caprice in the midst of this nebulous mass of
19 XXXVII|        suddenly brought into the midst of the famous Alexandrian
20 XXXIX |          What could we do in the midst of a herd of these four-footed
21 XLIII |         ashes and scoria, in the midst of a towering rush of smoke
22 XLIV  |          of ages rising from the midst of the barren deserts of
23 XLIV  |          my mind! We were in the midst of the Mediterranean Sea,