Chapter

 1 II   |     course of formation, a thick atmosphere surrounded it, saturated
 2 II   |       little, extracted from the atmosphere, as yet unfit for the function
 3 VII  | fire-damp, spreading through the atmosphere, would not be strong enough
 4 VIII |  communication with the exterior atmosphere.~This observation, made
 5 VIII |          it was certain that the atmosphere of the gallery was quite
 6 XI   |      brooded over the earth; the atmosphere was most oppressive.~Down
 7 XIV  |         the dawn approached. The atmosphere, clear of mists, promised
 8 XVIII|         so many suns. A luminous atmosphere pervaded New Aberfoyle.
 9 XVIII| perceptibly diffused through the atmosphere. And, in truth, the fall
10 XVIII|       render explosive the whole atmosphere of the mine.~James Starr
11 XVIII|           lighter than the lower atmosphere, was accumulating far up