Chapter

 1 VI     |       even resolved to put a good face upon it. Scientific arguments
 2 VIII   |           at seven we were seated face to face in our compartment.
 3 VIII   |      seven we were seated face to face in our compartment. The
 4 VIII   |       fresh air came to salute my face, and we were on the leads
 5 X      |        eyes upon M. Fridrikssen’s face.~“Well,” he cried, “where
 6 XI     |          in a large and ingenuous face, seemed to me very intelligent;
 7 XIII   | fair-haired and rather melancholy face peeping out of the rolling
 8 XVI    |        joy, I read on the western face of the block, in Runic characters,
 9 XXI    |        hot tears trickled down my face.~“Yes, my poor boy, I knew
10 XXVI   |       good. I stooped to bathe my face in the Hansbach.~To my stupefaction
11 XXVII  |        the blood which covered my face, and even waiting for some
12 XXVIII |       returned to partial life my face was wet with tears. How
13 XXX    |         of the spray fell upon my face. On this slightly inclining
14 XXXII  |        the waters again cover the face of the earth; they boil,
15 XXXIII |           of earth — to be placed face to face with these representatives
16 XXXIII |      earth — to be placed face to face with these representatives
17 XXXVIII|      farther on, he found himself face to face with a primitive
18 XXXVIII|          he found himself face to face with a primitive man!~It
19 XLI    |        currents that blew past my face. The descent became steeper.