Chapter

 1 V   |      was no opening to permit a human being to evade his pursuit!~
 2 VII |      have deserted such riches. Human termites had never gnawed
 3 IX  |    these flames really assume a human shape, as was asserted?
 4 IX  |         imagination to find any human likeness in that flame.
 5 IX  |         indistinct profile of a human face could be made out,
 6 XI  | perceive by touching it, that a human body lay across the passage.
 7 XII |         seemed to belong to the human race. Her countenance was
 8 XII |       Nothing was discovered—no human being emerged from the opening.
 9 XIV |     millions of leagues, and no human eye can gaze fixedly upon
10 XVI | conceive that the most depraved human being could, single-handed,
11 XVI |     possible interest could any human being have in the destruction
12 XVII|       his own hatred of all the human race. When Harry brought
13 XIX |     away. He evidently disliked human society as much as his master