Chapter

 1 IV    |     terrestre,” and others.~A sudden light burst in upon me;
 2 IV    |      overwhelmed as if with a sudden deadly blow. What! that
 3 XVIII |     were to kindle and form a sudden illumination as we passed
 4 XXIII | through, should drown us in a sudden flood! There was nothing
 5 XXIII |   pickaxe in his hand, when a sudden hissing was heard, and a
 6 XXV   |         shouted my uncle in a sudden rage. “What is the basis
 7 XXX   |     deposits was carried down sudden openings.”~“That may be,”
 8 XXXV  |       out of his mouth when a sudden change took place in the
 9 XXXVI |     and the sea had sunk into sudden repose. Every trace of the
10 XXXVI |    the storm there had been a sudden change of wind unperceived
11 XXXVII|       mile when we observed a sudden change in the appearance
12 XLI   |   shore. The sea, lashed into sudden fury, rose up in an enormous
13 XLI   |      I was drowning!~But this sudden flood was not of long duration.
14 XLIII |       I asked, shaken by this sudden stoppage as if by a shock.~“