Chapter

 1 Pre   | scientific truth with a charming exercise of playful imagination.~
 2 VIII  |    undergo this anti-vertiginous exercise; and whether I would or
 3 XI    |       the Icelandic hunter might exercise his calling without any
 4 XII   |         right, but the legs want exercise.”~We were advancing at a
 5 XVII  |      down by the other. Then the exercise would go on again ad infinitum.~“
 6 XXIV  |       familiar with this kind of exercise.~This well, or abyss, was
 7 XXVI  |          if not mad, for want of exercise for the thinking faculty!~
 8 XXVIII|          be here some remarkable exercise of acoustic laws!”~I listened
 9 XLI   |         further occasion for the exercise of reason, or judgment,
10 XLII  |          hear; and it was a real exercise of the sense of hearing.