Chapter

 1 VI   |     earthquakes!”~“Yet it is evident that the surface of the
 2 X    |    the heroes of old. It was evident that we were more at home
 3 XII  |     an extinct crater. It is evident that Saknussemm did nothing
 4 XIX  |    upward tendency became so evident, and therefore so fatiguing,
 5 XIX  |  silurian [l] system.~“It is evident,” I cried, “the marine deposits
 6 XIX  |   farthest extremity? It was evident that we had left the lava
 7 XX   |      newer formation.~It was evident that we were ascending that
 8 XXIII|      himself.~Soon it became evident that if we continued our
 9 XXV  |    not wanted.~Still, it was evident that the air, under a pressure
10 XXVII| absence of the stream. It is evident that at that moment a deviation
11 XXXII|    of provisions.~Thus it is evident that this sea contains none
12 XL   |     huge fragment. Is it not evident that this gallery was once
13 XLIII|    own thoughts.~It was very evident that we were being hurried
14 XLV  |   the poles?”~“The reason is evident, uncle.”~“Tell me, then,