Chapter

 1 VIII   |        and wavered, fluctuating beneath my eyes.~But I was compelled
 2 XIII   |      grass had disappeared from beneath our feet. Not a tree was
 3 XV     |       molten matter accumulated beneath its solid surface whilst
 4 XV     |      fragments of rock trembled beneath us, and the utmost care
 5 XX     |         obeyed the fluid forces beneath. Thence innumerable fissures
 6 XXII   |       now my limbs were failing beneath me. I resisted pain and
 7 XXX    |       complete darkness reigned beneath those giants; they formed
 8 XXXI   |       we were to reach the spot beneath the polar regions, about
 9 XXXI   |        radius of three leagues, beneath which a wide and tempest-tossed
10 XXXIII | strength. Is there some monster beneath us belonging to the extinct
11 XXXVII |       of an ocean forty leagues beneath the surface of the globe.
12 XXXVIII|     human jawbone fourteen feet beneath the surface. It was the
13 XL     |     Often the sunken rocks just beneath the surface obliged us to
14 XLI    |        raft also had no support beneath. I thought it was sinking;
15 XLIII  |    crest of a wave of eruption; beneath our raft were boiling waters,
16 XLIV   |        from its vast blowholes. Beneath, down a pretty steep declivity,