Chapter

1 III | landslips, fires, inundations, explosions of firedamp, like claps
2 III |        is no fear of fire-damp explosions now!”~Harry was provided
3 IV  |      that there was no fear of explosions of fire-damp in a pit quite
4 V   |     presides over the terrible explosions? who but some spirit of
5 VI  |  quickly.~“Yes, little partial explosions,” replied Ford, “such as
6 VI  |       custom to try to prevent explosions before our good genius,
7 VI  |        dispersing it in little explosions, before its buoyancy had
8 VI  |     provoked small and partial explosions, or rather little flames,
9 XVII|       life, to produce partial explosions of fire-damp in the passages.