Chapter

 1 XI    |    marvellous part he has to play in the future.”~“So he is
 2 XV    |   rarefied air scarcely gave play to the action of my lungs.~
 3 XX    |   not have been ready yet to play the splendid part he now
 4 XXX   |   the weather was fine.’ The play of the electric light produced
 5 XXXV  |      already I see the light play of a lambent St. Elmo’s
 6 XXXV  | Other flashes with incessant play cross their vivid fires,
 7 XXXVII|     himself.~“Aha! will fate play tricks upon me? Will the
 8 XLI   |       I replied. “I will not play by the way.” I immediately
 9 XLI   |       Yet by an inexplicable play of the imagination I forgot
10 XLII  |    my senses which came into play after this last bout was
11 XLII  |      which electricity would play the principal part; then