Book, Chapter
1 I, I | there was something in the air.~“Even should it be only
2 I, I | as if he felt the want of air, and stepped out on a balcony
3 I, III | horizon, vague sounds in the air, distant reports, the flight
4 I, V | resting-place in the open air. He therefore looked at
5 I, VIII| gleaming;~Like a bird of the air,~Through the wide world
6 I, IX | raised so as to give as much air as there was in the stifling
7 I, X | was very threatening, the air being perfectly still. It
8 I, X | booming sound filled the air, which increased as they
9 I, X | from the oppression of the air than the roughness of the
10 I, X | as yet it was the upper air alone which was disturbed.
11 I, X | were hurtling through the air.~Suddenly, during a flash
12 I, X | loud clap followed. The air was filled with sulphurous
13 I, XI | The shouts, borne on the air, became more distinct. Nothing
14 I, XI | replied Alcide; “it is in the air.”~“Then have you really
15 I, XII | he demanded, with the air of a man accustomed to command.~“
16 I, XIV | have fallen; but the fresh air quickly revived him. He
17 I, XV | road and dispersed into the air in screaming flocks.~The
18 I, XV | might sweep through the air at a hundred versts an hour,
19 II, III | The whip whistled in the air.~But before it fell a powerful
20 II, IV | case, he prepared, with the air of a connoisseur, “to examine
21 II, V | executed dances, they made the air re-echo with the sudden
22 II, VI | his head with a doubtful air.~“You do not think so, little
23 II, VII | smoke mounting into the air,” added Nadia.~“What a queer
24 II, VII | and the rest, with the air carefully fastened in, were
25 II, VIII| weather was fine, but the air, which cooled during the
26 II, X | Nadia. And with a careless air, Alcide rose and followed
27 II, XI | of the wolves filled the air.~Michael did not wish to
28 II, XIV | shells whistling through the air; and this time, nothing.
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