Chapter

 1 I     | Johannæum, and was delivering a series of lectures on mineralogy,
 2 II    |         a few moments over this series of characters; then raising
 3 III   |         had written. “Here is a series of one hundred and thirty-two
 4 VI    |    shelf in the large bookcase, series Z, plate 4.”~I rose, and
 5 XIV   |    peninsula, was composed of a series of vertical columns thirty
 6 XIX   |  unequal. Sometimes we passed a series of arches succeeding each
 7 XIX   |          pointing to the varied series of sandstones and limestones,
 8 XIX   |    Roderick Murchison to a vast series of fossiliferous strata,
 9 XXXII |         order, through the long series of terrestrial changes.
10 XXXVII|    shall I describe the strange series of passions which in succession
11 XXXVII|        was able to develop this series of unanswerable reasons