Chapter

 1 VII    |       Martha and the young girl, standing at the door, waved their
 2 IX     |       low hill with steep sides, standing lonely by the beach.~The
 3 XII    |          had not seen one farmer standing before his cabin door, nor
 4 XII    |   Professor’s legs, and left him standing upon two boulders on the
 5 XIV    |      door. We supposed they were standing there to bid us a kind farewell.
 6 XVI    |         that on which we are now standing.”~The question being put,
 7 XVI    |         the snowy peak of Saris, standing out sharp and clear against
 8 XVII   |          In half an hour we were standing upon the surface of a rock
 9 XVII   |      over the edge of our narrow standing ground, I observed that
10 XIX    |        looked around me. We were standing at the intersection of two
11 XIX    |       style; and massive pillars standing out from the wall bent under
12 XXXII  |       might have thought we were standing still.~About twelve, immense
13 XXXVII | Quatrefages, how I wish you were standing here at the side of Otto
14 XXXVIII|    journey, forgot where we were standing, forgot the vaulted cavern