Chapter

 1 XV     |        crater, but in a diagonal direction so as to facilitate our
 2 XVI    | intersecting each other in every direction, precipices like low walls,
 3 XVI    |      move slowly in the opposite direction to that of the radiant orb.~
 4 XVIII  |        thermometer, 6° (43° F.). Direction, E.S.E.”~This last observation
 5 XVIII  |   consulted frequently, gave our direction as southeast with inflexible
 6 XIX    |      more nearly to a horizontal direction, I even fancied a slight
 7 XXIV   |           but, on the whole, its direction seemed to be south-easterly.
 8 XXIV   |    preserving its south-easterly direction, and always running deeper,
 9 XXV    |       your compass, and note the direction.”~I looked, and replied
10 XXV    |        miles in a south-easterly direction; so that we shall emerge
11 XXVIII |        between us. Following the direction by which the sound came,
12 XXXII  |       interesting phenomena, the direction of the wind, the rate of
13 XXXVI  |       any account of the rate or direction of the raft; but still we
14 XXXVI  |        upon the question in what direction we have been moving. Perhaps
15 XXXVIII|     excavators working under the direction of M. Boucher de Perthes,
16 XLIII  |         never deviated from that direction. From Cape Saknussemm we