Chapter

 1 IV   |  rushing upwards with undue violence. I was a prey to a kind
 2 XIII |   ruins around revealed the violence of the past eruptions. Yet
 3 XV   |   form a mountain chain. No violence accompanied this change;
 4 XXI  |  words, as well as with the violence my uncle was doing to his
 5 XXIII|    of two feet with extreme violence. But there was a thick granite
 6 XXIII|   of water spurted out with violence against the opposite wall.~
 7 XXIII|  thrown off his feet by the violence of the shock, uttered a
 8 XXXIV| possessed with more furious violence, shakes its plumy crest,
 9 XXXV |    Axel Island.~At noon the violence of the storm redoubles.
10 XXXVI|   falling, though with that violence which generally denotes
11 XLI  |  broke in upon us with such violence. I wanted to know exactly