Chapter

 1 XV   |   point, gilding with his pale rays the island that slept at
 2 XVI  |      bright flood of the solar rays. I was forgetting where
 3 XX   |       still veiling the direct rays of the sun.~Thence arises
 4 XXII |      of quartz, shot sparkling rays at every angle, and I seemed
 5 XXII |      which the quickly darting rays broke across each other
 6 XXX  |       and the splendour of his rays; nor was it the pale and
 7 XXXII| surface; the glistening bluish rays of electric light, here
 8 XXXIX|     thought yourself under the rays of a vertical sun in a tropical
 9 XLIV |  faintly lighted with the pale rays of the arctic sun, far away
10 XLIV |        baked under the burning rays of a southern sun, which
11 XLIV |   light of his nearly vertical rays.~I could not believe my
12 XLIV |  dancing under the hot, bright rays, the uniformity broken here