Chapter

 1 V      |      out. But I knew also that twenty letters alone could form
 2 VIII   |      carry us to the Belts. In twenty minutes we were in Holstein.~
 3 XIII   | floating in butter rancid with twenty years’ keeping, and, therefore,
 4 XX     |     six, we started afresh. In twenty minutes we reached a vast
 5 XX     |      The darkness, always deep twenty yards before us, prevented
 6 XXI    |        the bottom of my flask. Twenty times, nay, a hundred times,
 7 XXV    | diagonally?”~“Exactly so.”~“In twenty days?”~“Yes.”~“Now, sixteen
 8 XXVIII |      words; so the sound takes twenty seconds in coming. Now,
 9 XXX    | particles.~[1] One hundred and twenty. (Trans.)~I was delighted
10 XXXIII |        again, at a distance of twenty fathoms.~“What is the matter?”
11 XXXIII |      and rocked it perilously. Twenty times we were near capsizing.
12 XXXIV  |       the waves at a height of twenty yards. The geyser, a word
13 XXXIV  |     and we are six hundred and twenty leagues from Iceland, under
14 XXXVII | cemetery, where the remains of twenty ages mingled their dust
15 XXXVIII|  excitement of my uncle, when, twenty yards farther on, he found
16 XL     |    mouth of the tunnel was not twenty yards from us; and our party,
17 XLI    |       the shore. The raft shot twenty fathoms out to sea.~It was