Chapter

 1 III  |       lamp, the wick of which he lighted. In the mine, now empty
 2 III  |      heights of the shaft, dimly lighted by his lamp.~A quarter of
 3 III  |          the galleries, formerly lighted either by the miner’s lamp
 4 IV   |          himself in a large room lighted by numerous lamps, one hanging
 5 VI   | galleries. How those flames were lighted, I could not and cannot
 6 VI   |    hundred. When this mixture is lighted by any cause, there is an
 7 VII  |    safety match was laid, it was lighted on a level with the ground.
 8 X    |        this underground town was lighted up by the bright rays thrown
 9 XVI  |       was throughout brilliantly lighted by the electric lamps at
10 XVII |    occupation, by soaring with a lighted match to places Silfax was
11 XVIII|        part of the pit, could be lighted by Silfax. He was not far
12 XVIII|        and in his hand he bore a lighted Davy safety lamp, the flame
13 XVIII|          seizing in its claw the lighted match, soared upwards to