Chapter

 1 V    |      hundred and two trillions, eight billions, a hundred and
 2 X    |    Fridrikssen, “why we possess eight thousand volumes, many of
 3 X    |          Where do you keep your eight thousand volumes? For my
 4 XI   | calculations and allow seven or eight days for the march.~Four
 5 XIV  |        us a supply of water for eight days.~It was nine in the
 6 XVIII|        OF TERRESTRIAL DEPTHS~At eight in the morning a ray of
 7 XVIII|       results to himself.~About eight in the evening he signalled
 8 XXII |        walls of granite.~It was eight in the evening. No signs
 9 XXV  |         follows that we must go eight thousand miles in a south-easterly
10 XXX  |    Bulliard, a circumference of eight or nine feet; but here were
11 XXXIV|       it up so continuously?~At eight in the evening we are not
12 XLIII|      found anywhere else.~About eight in the morning a new incident
13 XLIV |         ran streams of lava for eight or nine hundred feet, giving