Chapter

 1 II    |           he bent, pondering with intense admiration.~“Here’s a remarkable
 2 V     |           dared not speak now, so intense was the excitement for fear
 3 IX    |        well; my uncle, to his own intense disgust, and his greater
 4 XXIII |          under the inspiration of intense pain everybody becomes endowed
 5 XXIII |        now; and our thirst was so intense that, to satisfy it, we
 6 XXV   | atmosphere. Have you observed how intense sound is down here?”~“No
 7 XXXII |  disappear; granite rocks soften; intense heat converts solid bodies
 8 XXXIII|        conqueror inspires us with intense fear.~One hour, two hours,
 9 XXXIV |        boiling water. It marks an intense heat of 325°, which is far
10 XXXV  |        The lightning flashes with intense brilliancy, and never seems
11 XXXV  |           and sight; the limit of intense loudness has been passed
12 XXXV  |               Ah! what a flood of intense and dazzling light! the
13 XXXIX |          My uncle was gazing with intense and eager interest.~“Come
14 XLI   |           sea.~It was a moment of intense excitement. The Professor
15 XLIII |           and sputtered under the intense heat.~“See, see, my uncle!”
16 XLV   |           giving.~Suddenly, to my intense astonishment, I noticed