Chapter

 1 I    | Celestial Empire.~Hence in every country of the world—empire, kingdom,
 2 IV   |         the crocodile.~From what country did this remarkable specimen
 3 VI   |         below them the face of a country they sought in vain to recognize.~
 4 VIII |      mere brook through a varied country amid the gleaming of many
 5 VIII |         She had just crossed the country so poetically described
 6 IX   |    rapidly nearing a mountainous country, it was only prudent to
 7 IX   |        necessary.~Looking at the country beneath them, Uncle Prudent
 8 IX   |    curved across the face of the country trending from the south
 9 X    |     miles from Omaha, and over a country which Phil Evans could not
10 X    |         and few inhabitants, the country differing widely from the
11 X    |         the conclusion that this country encircled with mountains
12 XI   |  Evidently he wished to view the country over which the “Albatross”
13 XI   |     shattered in her flight. The country was only slightly varied.
14 XIII |      there runs a marshy belt of country, the home of malarious vapors,
15 XIII |         his domain.~Besides, the country soon disappeared in one
16 XIV  |           For, as they say in my country, the master may send you
17 XIV  | Albatross” had crossed the whole country obliquely; and so as to
18 XV   |    accomplished above a flattish country ridged occasionally with
19 XV   |        facility could he map the country, note the elevations, fix
20 XV   |    particularly attracted to the country which he was then crossing.~
21 XV   |        If Dahomey is not a large country, it is often talked about.
22 XV   |     great agitation all over the country, and it did not escape Robur
23 XV   |         along the roads from the country into the capital, Abomey.
24 XV   |         mango-trees—such was the country whose perfumes mounted to
25 XVI  |       fertile would most of this country be, particularly in its
26 XVII |        exchanged in the Timbuktu country, the engineer had left off
27 XVIII|      hydrographic network of the country or the orographic configuration,
28 XVIII|     light showed the face of the country as a confused mass of white.~
29 XXI  |        first in Canada, over the country between Ottawa and Quebec,