Chapter

 1 I   |    light had been observed at different places, in succession, at
 2 I   |      at very short periods at different points in the atmosphere,
 3 IV  | demonstration. “Between these different rates —” he continued.~“
 4 V   |  non-manufacturing towns. The different members of the club parted
 5 V   |  woodland—which make the park different to any other in the world.~
 6 VII | alternate one spun round in a different direction from the others,
 7 VII |   heights— incombustible. The different parts of the engines and
 8 VII |     studying the temperature, different barometers, some for estimating
 9 VIII| during the voyage. There were different preserves; and, among other
10 IX  |  rushing of a flood, and very different from the continuous f-r-r-r-r
11 XI  |  while he was executing these different maneuvers he kept his eyes
12 XII |       were a hundred kites of different forms, made of sheets of
13 XVII|      could not have been much different. They knew that the phenomenon
14 XIX |     winding valleys; trees of different kinds; and birds—partridges
15 XXI | object had been again seen at different times in the higher regions