Chapter

 1 VI    |        bone?”~“Yes; a mountain rising out of the sea.”~“Right.
 2 VI    |   impassable limit, instead of rising to such a point as to fuse
 3 XV    |      pumice, sand and dust was rising with a whirling circular
 4 XXVII |       jagged rock, falling and rising again bleeding, trying to
 5 XXXI  |       shore.~“Here is the tide rising,” I cried.~“Yes, Axel; and
 6 XXXIII|        six hundred yards away, rising and falling alternately
 7 XXXIII|        two liquid columns were rising to a considerable height
 8 XXXIV |       see a vast inverted cone rising from the surface.”~“Is it
 9 XLII  |  bottom of the gulf. It is now rising to its level, and carrying
10 XLII  |     Still the temperature kept rising, and I felt myself steeped
11 XLII  |      and even painful.~“Are we rising into a fiery furnace?” I
12 XLIII | crevice.”~“But the water — the rising water?”~“There is no more
13 XLIV  |       the eternal snow of ages rising from the midst of the barren