Chapter

 1 Pre   |   smiles of a kindlier sun in regions not torn by earthquakes
 2 VI    | greatest cold of the ethereal regions is never lower than 40 degrees
 3 XII   |      would be those convulsed regions upon which we were advancing,
 4 XII   |      which we were advancing, regions subject to the dire phenomena
 5 XXX   |  extinct in these underground regions, why may not some of those
 6 XXXI  |       as it does in sublunary regions.”~“We will try, Axel, for
 7 XXXI  |     of these newly discovered regions.”~“But where are we, uncle?
 8 XXXI  |    the spot beneath the polar regions, about that seventy-first
 9 XXXII |   heavy air. In the uppermost regions of the air immense birds,
10 XXXIII|      Already widely disturbed regions on the surface of the water
11 XXXV  |      descends from the higher regions. The most vivid flashes
12 XXXIX | Proteus of those subterranean regions, a new son of Neptune, watching
13 XL    |    storms which agitate these regions, and has blocked up the
14 XLIII |      suddenly into the arctic regions, with a cold 30° below the
15 XLIV  |       had exchanged the bleak regions of perpetual snow and of