Chapter

 1 II     |      company of lads of my own age, I had preferred dusting
 2 XIV    |     without leaving a trace of age upon them.~This was our
 3 XIX    |        take a fancy in his old age to begin his sports again!~
 4 XIX    | otherwise, for in the Silurian age the seas contained at least
 5 XX     |       overlying strata.~At the age of the world which preceded
 6 XXXIV  |   minute, which seems to me an age.~“Yes, yes!” he cried. “
 7 XXXVIII|   characteristics of the stone age. And unless he came here,
 8 XXXIX  |     fallen trees, decayed with age, leguminose plants, acerineæ,
 9 XXXIX  |       not a relic of the stone age. It is not even of the iron
10 XXXIX  |        is not even of the iron age. This blade is steel —”~