Chapter

 1 III   |    must see what would be the effect of that, Axel; put down
 2 XII   |     and flow have no sensible effect, and the boat does not risk
 3 XIII  |     word produced a repulsive effect. The horrible disease of
 4 XVII  |      have once more tried the effect of argument; but in the
 5 XXVIII|  increased density air has no effect upon its rate of travelling;
 6 XXVIII|     reached me.~This acoustic effect is easily explained on scientific
 7 XXX   |      was no heat. The general effect was sad, supremely melancholy.
 8 XXX   | produced a prodigious titanic effect. Down their sides flowed
 9 XXX   |    wind seemed to have had no effect upon their shape, and in
10 XLII  |  beginning to feel a contrary effect. The heat was increasing
11 XLIII |    surface of the globe, this effect was due to local causes
12 XLIV  |      that. Stromboli! What an effect this unexpected name produced
13 XLV   |   rest completely removed the effect of our fatigues.~On Friday,