Chapter

 1 XIV  | incidents of the journey had hitherto kept me amused, and made
 2 XVII |      began our real journey. Hitherto our toil had overcome all
 3 XVIII|    subterranean sources, but hitherto we had met with none. I
 4 XVIII|    thousand feet beyond that hitherto reached by the foot of man,
 5 XXVI |    It must be confessed that hitherto things had not gone on so
 6 XXX  |  species of vegetables known hitherto, and did they claim a place
 7 XXXII|      and less fatiguing than hitherto.~A mast was made of two
 8 XXXIV|  constrained to confess that hitherto we have been wonderfully
 9 XXXIX|     treading upon a soil not hitherto touched by our feet, I often
10 XL   |    wonderfully befriended us hitherto?”~“You think so, Axel?”~“