Chapter

 1 I      |      of every one of which he broke into a passion once or twice
 2 V      |   sentence when the Professor broke out into a cry, nay, a roar.
 3 VI     |      crust of the earth, they broke out into fresh combustion
 4 VI     | miniature mountains; a crater broke open at one of its summits;
 5 XV     |  stones. Before the volcanoes broke out it consisted of trap
 6 XXII   |      the quickly darting rays broke across each other in a thousand
 7 XXX    |     created beings. The waves broke on this shore with the hollow
 8 XXXVIII|       speak, and the audience broke out into loud and unanimous
 9 XLI    |       explosion, when the sea broke in upon us with such violence.
10 XLV    |   leap of exultation.~A light broke in upon his spirit and mine.~“