Chapter

 1 VIII  |   spinning along with fantastic speed. Far away on one side was
 2 IX    |        pass down the Sound full speed, with all sails set.”~In
 3 XV    |   follow Hans at the top of our speed. He began to circle round
 4 XXXII |       with it at a high rate of speed. The dense atmosphere acted
 5 XXXIII|  spinning along with marvellous speed?~“-You seem anxious, my
 6 XXXIV |  accelerate, and its increasing speed will give me the measure
 7 XXXV  |         to side in its headlong speed.~“The sail! the sail!” I
 8 XXXV  |     running with such maddening speed. But before it has reached
 9 XXXV  |       are borne at incalculable speed. We have been carried under
10 XLI   |      and I ran at the top of my speed to the raft.~“Come on board
11 XLI   | somewhat of the velocity of our speed by noticing how the jagged
12 XLI   |  considerable lapse of time our speed redoubled. I could perceive
13 XLII  |          CHAPTER XLII.~HEADLONG SPEED UPWARD THROUGH THE HORRORS
14 XLII  |  anything. We are mounting at a speed which seems to me of fourteen
15 XLII  |      mounting up with excessive speed. Sometimes the air would
16 XLIII |         chariots driven at full speed over the stones, or a roar
17 XLIII |      with renewed and increased speed. We were obliged to lay