Book,  Chapter

1       II,  I  | with water,” he said. “This liquid is the most efficacious
2       II,  XI |    It was really a layer of liquid naphtha, floating on the
3       II,  XI |     sponge impregnated with liquid hydrogen. At the port of
4       II,  XI |  are fire-worshipers, throw liquid naphtha on the surface of
5       II,  XI |  thought of the combustible liquid on which the raft floated.
6       II,  XIV|   contained the combustible liquid. It was only necessary to
7       II,  XIV|  were seized by the burning liquid, and melted like wax on
8       II,  XV |  had mastered the fire. The liquid naphtha having rapidly burnt