Chapter

 1 XI   |          into communication with a lantern of peculiar construction;
 2 XI   |     peculiar construction; in this lantern there is a spiral glass
 3 XI   |            over his shoulders; the lantern outside of the bag throws
 4 XVIII| communication with the coil in the lantern, and a sufficiently bright
 5 XXII |          the Professor, moving his lantern along the walls, cried:~“
 6 XLI  |            supplied with a lighted lantern to set fire to the fuse. “
 7 XLI  |            the tunnel. I opened my lantern. I laid hold of the end
 8 XLI  |           end of the fuse into the lantern. It spluttered and flamed,
 9 XLI  |          succeeded in lighting the lantern; and although it flickered
10 XLI  |           on them the light of the lantern, and I could judge somewhat
11 XLI  |            had saved, and with the lantern in my hand I began my examination.
12 XLI  |          moment the light from our lantern began to sink by little