Chapter

 1 III    |   astonishment, and my much greater, read:~ “I love you well,
 2 IX     |    intense disgust, and his greater shame, was ill all through
 3 IX     |     main street I found the greater part of the population busied
 4 XV     |     of the climate, is at a greater elevation in Iceland than
 5 XVIII  |     boy? Well, you will see greater splendours than these, I
 6 XVIII  |     should have encountered greater heat.”~“According to your
 7 XX     |     tints of limestone.~The greater part of these bore impressions
 8 XXIV   |     went down with her to a greater depth.~On the whole, that
 9 XXVI   |     I have only to make the greater haste. I shall find them,
10 XXIX   |     I dressed in haste. For greater safety I wrapped myself
11 XXX    | estimated at 12,000 feet, a greater height than that of any
12 XXXIII | little raft with a rapidity greater than that of express trains.
13 XXXVIII|   line of the nostrils. The greater this angle, the higher intelligence
14 XL     |     the expulsive force was greater than usual, and this block,
15 XLI    |     order, I found that the greater part of the articles embarked