Chapter

 1 II    |       and I was preparing for a violent outbreak, when two o’clock
 2 III   |         to discover the key.”~A violent gesture finished the sentence.~“
 3 III   |     have foretold the result? A violent thump made the furniture
 4 IV    |     kitchen at the noise of the violent slamming of doors.~“Yes,”
 5 V     |        the worst, we should lay violent hands on him and keep him
 6 XX    |        Professor Liedenbrock, a violent heat did at that time brood
 7 XXII  | exhausted myself with imaginary violent exertions to turn round
 8 XXXIII|      contortions cease to be so violent, and the long serpentine
 9 XXXV  |        earth at the approach of violent atmospheric changes. The
10 XXXV  |    water; and the air, put into violent action to supply the vacuum
11 XXXV  | electric fires are brought into violent action by a mighty chemical
12 XXXV  |  lightning are mingled with the violent crash of continuous thunder.
13 XXXV  |     from the spot. At last by a violent effort I release myself
14 XXXVII|   contorted, and convulsed by a violent upheaval of the lower strata.
15 XLI   |    thrown off the raft. We felt violent shocks whenever we were
16 XLII  |    began to feel the pangs of a violent hunger. My companions were