Chapter

 1 V     |     again, and so on a hundred times.~I knew very well that if
 2 VI    |       of these. Since historic times there has been but one eruption
 3 XII   |        the eastern horizon; at times a few patches of snow, concentrating
 4 XIII  |    course hit his head several times against the beams that projected
 5 XVII  |       we had repeated fourteen times, each descent occupying
 6 XVII  |     had descended was fourteen times 200 feet, or 2,800 feet.~
 7 XVIII | figures in my note book. “Nine times a hundred and twenty-five
 8 XXI   |     bottom of my flask. Twenty times, nay, a hundred times, have
 9 XXI   |   Twenty times, nay, a hundred times, have I fought against a
10 XXII  |        convulsions of primeval times that they run no chance
11 XXVIII|    word ‘forlorad‘ was several times repeated in a tone of sympathy
12 XXIX  |        a shingly shore, and at times I seemed to hear the whistling
13 XXIX  |      not been killed a hundred times over. But, for the love
14 XXX   |   condensation must at certain times fall in torrents of rain.
15 XXXII |      fourteen hundred thousand times the volume of the earth
16 XXXIII| leagues. Now we had made three times the distance, yet still
17 XXXIII|   uncle took soundings several times. He tied the heaviest of
18 XXXIII|   rocked it perilously. Twenty times we were near capsizing.
19 XL    |        expansive force is four times that of gunpowder.~I was