Chapter

1 IV    |    and arranged in their own glass case all these hollow specimens,
2 VII   |   exclaimed.~I rushed to the glass. Well, in fact I did look
3 XI    |   dipping needle.~5. A night glass.~6. Two of Ruhmkorff’s apparatus,
4 XI    |    lantern there is a spiral glass tube from which the air
5 XVIII |     set with limpid tears of glass, and hanging like clustered
6 XXXIII|   horizon all round with his glass, and folds his arms with
7 XXXIII|     him continually with his glass to his eye.~“Anxious! No,
8 XXXIII| right,” said my uncle, whose glass has never left his eye.~“
9 XXXIV |     uncle.~Then, seizing his glass, he gazes attentively for