Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |  balcony to breathe the pure atmosphere of a lovely July night.
 2        I,  III|      birds through the foggy atmosphere, a thousand circumstances
 3        I,  VII|   imparted a coolness to the atmosphere eagerly enjoyed by the passengers
 4        I,  IX |   continued fine, though the atmosphere was heavy and becoming charged
 5        I,  IX |    there was in the stifling atmosphere.~Michael kept awake all
 6        I,  X  |    the peculiar state of the atmosphere would be very terrible.~
 7        I,  X  |   earth.~The calmness of the atmosphere was very threatening, the
 8        I,  X  | shrill whistling through the atmosphere, so calm a minute before.
 9        I,  XV |  covered with red spots. The atmosphere there seems to bristle with
10       II,  IX |   Not a breath disturbed the atmosphere, whose calmness would allow