Chapter

 1 I    |     showering off from his body certain corpuscles which exploded
 2 IV   |        birds, or membranes like certain fish, or certain mammalia —”~“
 3 IV   | membranes like certain fish, or certain mammalia —”~“Mammalia?”
 4 V    |    peculiar to the mollusca and certain of the articulate; for Frycollin,
 5 VII  |         mechanical bird, offers certain advantages, no doubt. That
 6 IX   |  journals of the Union would be certain to notice the fact. It would
 7 X    |        Evans were sensible of a certain lowness of temperature which
 8 XI   |       astern, so as to oppose a certain resistance to the whale,
 9 XV   |    weight rendered the cut more certain.~This time he was not alone.
10 XVI  | ceremonies that still linger on certain ships. Tapage was the only
11 XVI  |        The air was calm, but in certain parts of the sky were thick
12 XVI  |        he one day, “is it quite certain that escape is impossible?”~“
13 XVIII|         Gulf Stream, carrying a certain amount of heat along with
14 XVIII|     that at one time Robur felt certain they were passing over the
15 XX   |    capture of the prisoners was certain, and once he had them again, “
16 XXI  |     devoted to the enterprise a certain part of their fortune in
17 XXII |     which could be introduced a certain amount of air by pumping,