Chapter

 1 VIII  |        lighthouse threw a bright stream of fire along the waves;
 2 XI    |        which produces a powerful stream of electricity. He obtained
 3 XVIII | inflexible steadiness. This lava stream deviated neither to the
 4 XXIII |        between ourselves and the stream, the noise of which was
 5 XXIII |     filling with steam, whilst a stream was forming, which by degrees
 6 XXIII |    trouble ourselves to stop the stream from coming out at all?”~“
 7 XXIII |    planned,” I cried. “With this stream for our guide, there is
 8 XXIV  |          in the murmuring of the stream at my feet.~We breakfasted,
 9 XXIV  |      inches in a fathom, and the stream ran gently murmuring at
10 XXIV  |        we ate and drank from the stream.~Of course, down this fault
11 XXV   |   granite floor ran our faithful stream. At this distance from its
12 XXVI  |    cannot be broken, my faithful stream? I have but to trace it
13 XXVI  |       the rough dry granite. The stream was no longer at my feet.~
14 XXVII |         I left the course of the stream? For it was a terrible fact
15 XXVII |       noticed the absence of the stream. It is evident that at that
16 XXVII |       point where I had left the stream, that fatal turn in the
17 XXVII |       turn in the road. With the stream at my feet, I might hope
18 XXVIII|        is out.”~. . . .~“And the stream?”~. . . .~“Disappeared.”~. . . .~“
19 XXXIII|         he cross it? Has not the stream that we followed led us
20 XXXIX |    appearance of an unrecognised stream, or the strange outline