Chapter

 1 Pre   |          lighter form of cleverly mingled truth and fiction, these
 2 IV    |     around me like those motes of mingled light and darkness which
 3 XVI   |        the 26th nothing yet. Rain mingled with snow was falling all
 4 XVIII |           with a draught of water mingled with a little gin.~Breakfast
 5 XXII  | appearance; mica was more closely mingled with the feldspar and quartz
 6 XXX   |      admired, with a stupefaction mingled with a certain amount of
 7 XXXIV |            We walked upon granite mingled with siliceous tufa. The
 8 XXXV  |          flashes of lightning are mingled with the violent crash of
 9 XXXVII|       granite fissures and chasms mingled with silex, crystals of
10 XXXVII|        the remains of twenty ages mingled their dust together. Huge
11 XXXIX |          period. Then I observed, mingled together in confusion, trees
12 XXXIX |           birch-tree of the north mingled its foliage with New Zealand
13 XLIV  | explosions lofty columns of fire, mingled with pumice stones, ashes,