Chapter

 1 III    |       Now this arrangement has evidently not been premeditated; it
 2 V      |      thought gave him no rest. Evidently he had gone deeply into
 3 VI     |         Because this crater is evidently filled with lava and burning
 4 X      |    accepted with a grace which evidently touched M. Fridrikssen.~“
 5 XV     |        most curious island has evidently been projected from the
 6 XX     |        organisms. Creation had evidently advanced since the day before.
 7 XXVII  |       of that sooner? Here was evidently a chance of safety. The
 8 XXIX   |       we have noticed you were evidently recovering.”~“Indeed, I
 9 XXXI   |   Humphry Davy is confirmed.”~“Evidently it is; and now there is
10 XXXV   |        mass.~The atmosphere is evidently charged and surcharged with
11 XXXVIII| animals, sculptured and carved evidently by the hand of man.~Thus,
12 XXXVIII|        which it belongs, it is evidently Caucasian. It is the white
13 XXXIX  |        this monotonous scene.~“Evidently,” said I, “we have not landed
14 XLV    |      south instead of north.”~“Evidently!”~“Here, then, is the explanation