Chapter

 1 I     |        wait for him in dangerous places, and when he began to stumble,
 2 II    |    mineralogy lay there in their places in perfect order, and correctly
 3 V     |          the chairs out of their places, he piled up his books;
 4 XII   |  instinctively chose the easiest places without ever slackening
 5 XV    |      certain ravines had in many places a depth of seventy feet,
 6 XV    |         of an avalanche.~At some places the flanks of the mountain
 7 XVIII |         which was porous in many places, had formed a surface covered
 8 XIX   |      heavily upon them. In other places this magnificence gave way
 9 XXVIII|   necessary slide down the steep places, and at the end you will
10 XXVIII|        has been observed in many places; amongst others on the internal
11 XXXII |           all found their proper places on board; and at six the
12 XXXVII|        the lower strata. In many places depressions or elevations
13 XL    |        put on board. We took our places, and with our sail set,
14 XL    |       for shallow water. In many places we were obliged to push
15 XLIV  |          the volcano was in many places of great steepness. We slid
16 XLV   | understood may tend to modify in places the action of natural phenomena.~