Chapter

 1 III  |  found in southern languages, whilst northern tongues are much
 2 V    |      a few years before this, whilst my uncle was working at
 3 VI   |      crust cooled down first, whilst the heat took refuge down
 4 XV   |     beneath its solid surface whilst no exit was practicable
 5 XX   | reflections came into my mind whilst I was contemplating the
 6 XXI  |       My dear uncle,” I said, whilst hot tears trickled down
 7 XXI  |   went on with a firm voice. “Whilst you were lying there motionless,
 8 XXIII|       was filling with steam, whilst a stream was forming, which
 9 XXVII|   presented itself before me, whilst the Hansbach, following
10 XXIX | hunter is a splendid fellow!”~Whilst he went on talking, my uncle
11 XXXII|    rock that cover the shore; whilst the megatherium (huge beast),
12 XXXVI|      give me a good appetite.~Whilst breakfasting I took the
13 XL   |     most glaring incredulity.~Whilst these reflections were occupying
14 XL   |       it is providential that whilst supposing we were steering
15 XL   |       I was terribly excited. Whilst Hans was at work I was actively
16 XLI  |       and the hunter embarked whilst I remained on shore. I was
17 XLI  |  thousand, is still a chance; whilst death from starvation would
18 XLII |    ascending too rapidly. But whilst they suffer from cold in
19 XLIII|   were stifled with the heat; whilst we were being projected
20 XLIV |       had saved me from death whilst I lay rolling on the edge
21 XLIV |       faces, hands, and feet.~Whilst we were thus enjoying the