Chapter

1 VI     |      waters penetrated into the fissures of the crust of the earth,
2 XIV    |      usual passages through the fissures in the soil. Therefore,
3 XX     |     beneath. Thence innumerable fissures and depressions. The plants,
4 XXII   |       disruptions, distortions, fissures, and chasms. The passage
5 XXXVII | difficulty across these granite fissures and chasms mingled with
6 XXXVIII|      the globe produced chasms, fissures, clefts, and faults, into
7 XL     |    passage? See here are recent fissures grooving and channelling