Chapter

 1 IX    |       On the 2nd, at six in the evening, all our precious baggage
 2 IX    |    there in very good time.”~At evening the schooner doubled the
 3 XI    |      CENTRE OF THE EARTH~In the evening I took a short walk on the
 4 XI    |  Saturday at six o’clock in the evening, which, according to him,
 5 XI    |      different articles. In the evening we dined with Baron Tramps;
 6 XI    |        a mineralogist.~Our last evening was spent in intimate conversation
 7 XIII  | Alftanes, one mile beyond.~That evening, after having forded two
 8 XIV   |   uncultivated people; and that evening I found out that temperance
 9 XVIII |     searched for it in vain the evening before. My uncle questioned
10 XVIII |     himself.~About eight in the evening he signalled to stop. Hans
11 XIX   |       but admire.~By six in the evening, after a not very fatiguing
12 XX    |       on our own footsteps. But evening came and neither wish was
13 XXII  |    granite.~It was eight in the evening. No signs of water had yet
14 XXIV  |    little vertically.~On Friday evening, the 10th of July, according
15 XXIV  |        the 18th of July, in the evening, we arrived at a kind of
16 XXXI  |         is incredible!”~By next evening, thanks to the industry
17 XXXII |      developing on its surface?~Evening came, and, as on the previous
18 XXXIII|       impatience. At six in the evening Hans asks for his wages,
19 XXXIII|      out.~Tuesday, August 18. — Evening came, or rather the time
20 XXXIV |   continuously?~At eight in the evening we are not two leagues distant
21 XL    |       sailing, about six in the evening we reached a place suitable
22 XLV   |        9th of September, in the evening, we arrived at Hamburg.~