Chapter

 1 VI    |        terrestrial crust, would cause periodical earthquakes!”~“
 2 VI    |         eruptions. Such was the cause of the numerous volcanoes
 3 XVI   |     wrath.~I soon found out the cause, and hope dawned again in
 4 XVIII | atmospheric disturbance was the cause of them? I could not answer
 5 XVIII |       15° (59° Fahr.). Here was cause for reflection.~
 6 XXIII |    uncle acquainted me with the cause of the strange noise.~“Hans
 7 XXIII |        I soon under-. stood the cause, when plunging my hands
 8 XXXIII|         its sway. And yet, what cause was there for anger? Is
 9 XXXIV |       that we must seek for the cause of this phenomenon. Then
10 XLII  |       increasing in a manner to cause us the most fearful anxiety,
11 XLII  |      returned, although without cause. But our last meal was over,