Chapter

 1 IV  | oatcake, accompanied by a few small glasses of “usquebaugh,”
 2 VI  |       because he had provoked small and partial explosions,
 3 VI  |       gas, which escaped in a small jet, but with a continuous
 4 VI  |       could only be in a very small stream. There was no danger
 5 VI  |   indicates the presence of a small quantity of firedamp. Simon
 6 VII | filtered through, though in a small stream, which was no doubt
 7 VII |        As the quantity was so small, it could not have formed
 8 VIII|    replied the engineer; “the small part of this marvelous mine
 9 IX  |      be carried by a being of small size, but singular agility.~
10 XIV |      higher, and gleamed with small lights.~She stepped lightly
11 XV  |  scenery is fraught. Numerous small isles and islets soon appeared,
12 XV  |       a light pier, floated a small steamboat, named, as a matter
13 XVI |  three friends proceeded in a small boat to examine the natural
14 XVII|       as I did. He lived on a small allowance. In faith, I believed