Chapter

 1 VI   | evidently filled with lava and burning rocks, and therefore —”~“
 2 XX   |    drew vigorous life from the burning soil of the early days of
 3 XXI  |       water came to moisten my burning mouth. It was but one sip
 4 XXIII|    than the sensation that our burning intolerable thirst was passing
 5 XXXVI|     reach of the waves, over a burning sand where I found myself
 6 XXXIX|     pushed on, impelled by our burning curiosity. What other marvels
 7 XLII |        the wall, “this well is burning hot.”~At the same moment,
 8 XLIII|      rocks. Don’t you feel the burning heat? Don’t you see how
 9 XLIII|        has flung us here among burning lavas, molten rocks, boiling
10 XLIII|        the granite roof of our burning dungeon.~I have therefore
11 XLIV |       mountain baked under the burning rays of a southern sun,
12 XLIV |       air and the sensation of burning left me no room for doubt.