Chapter

 1 XI   |         the articles needful to supply Ruhmkorff’s apparatus.~My
 2 XI   |         uncle did not forget— a supply of tobacco, coarse grained
 3 XIV  |       flasks, would ensure us a supply of water for eight days.~
 4 XVIII|      one thing troubled me, our supply of water was half consumed.
 5 XVIII|     uncle reckoned upon a fresh supply from subterranean sources,
 6 XXIII| followed so far as getting in a supply; but the stopping up of
 7 XXX  |        my imagination failed to supply them. I gazed, I thought,
 8 XXXV |      put into violent action to supply the vacuum left by the condensation
 9 XXXVI|    might reckon on four months’ supply.~“Four months!” cried the
10 XXXVI|           we will replenish our supply of water with the rain which
11 XLII |  aneroid, and no guessing could supply its place.~Still the temperature