Chapter

 1 I   |      appeared between nine and ten in the evening. At the Meteorological
 2 IV  |    would not produce less than ten, so that he came between
 3 IV  |  albatross, which gives hardly ten beats of the wing per minute,
 4 IV  |  mentioning. It would take you ten years to go round the world—
 5 VII |     toughened glass, which has ten times the resistance of
 6 X   |       of the Tabernacle, where ten thousand saints can worship
 7 XII |        but glaciers descending ten thousand feet towards the
 8 XIV |    every sweep of the wing.~At ten o’clock in the morning,
 9 XIV |        flag on the Kremlin. In ten hours she had covered the
10 XIV |       latitude of Christiania. Ten hours only for these twelve
11 XIV |    soon to be offered them.~At ten o’clock that evening the “
12 XVI |    humming-top like that!”~For ten minutes or so the “Albatross”
13 XVII|       off towards the east. At ten o’clock at night the land
14 XIX | Prudent had all finished about ten o’clock in the evening without
15 XX  | Albatross” went aloft to about ten thousand feet. There, if
16 XX  |        abyss.~It was a fall of ten thousand feet for the eight
17 XXI |    immediately informed of it. Ten minutes later all Philadelphia