Chapter

 1 XIV   |             At Stapi I beheld this phenomenon in all its beauty.~The wall
 2 XV    |          its whirling eddies. This phenomenon, which is not unfrequent
 3 XXVIII|      proceed? It must be from some phenomenon proceeding in the great
 4 XXVIII|           steps away, the acoustic phenomenon would cease. I therefore
 5 XXVIII|            remember that a similar phenomenon has been observed in many
 6 XXX   |    borealis, a continuous cosmical phenomenon, filling a cavern of sufficient
 7 XXXI  |          opportunity to study this phenomenon.”~“What! the tide!” I cried. “
 8 XXXIV |           there must be some noisy phenomenon, for now the roarings are
 9 XXXIV |         seek for the cause of this phenomenon. Then I examine the horizon,
10 XXXIV |       nothing worse than a natural phenomenon.~As we approach nearer the
11 XXXIX |            electric fluid. By some phenomenon which I am unable to explain,
12 XLII  | contortions in the granite beds; a phenomenon was unfolding in which electricity
13 XLIII |         that all is quiet below. A phenomenon of this kind would not have
14 XLIII |       reflected upon this singular phenomenon without being able to explain
15 XLIV  |           the reason of a cosmical phenomenon! Why, it would be simply
16 XLV   |           learning, an unexplained phenomenon is an unbearable hardship.
17 XLV   |           of our mistake. But what phenomenon could have caused this reversal