Chapter

 1 I    |          at Boston, founded by the Atlantic Iron Works Society, whose
 2 I    |          sunk in the depths of the Atlantic, the Pacific, or the Indian
 3 IV   |            project of crossing the Atlantic! And you have not advanced
 4 IX   |      traveling-cloaks and rugs. No Atlantic liner could have offered
 5 XIII |         stop, before we get to the Atlantic, we shall be safe. And we
 6 XV   | Australasia, the Indian Ocean, the Atlantic and the Pacific, to convince
 7 XV   |        Mediterranean, but over the Atlantic Ocean.~This look-out was
 8 XV   |          And she flew out over the Atlantic.~
 9 XVI  |               Chapter XVI~OVER THE ATLANTIC~Yes, the Atlantic! The fears
10 XVI  |         OVER THE ATLANTIC~Yes, the Atlantic! The fears of the two colleagues
11 XVI  |   Albatross” drove along above the Atlantic, and in the morning when
12 XVI  |       world’s waters consists, the Atlantic claims about a quarter;
13 XVI  |         During this passage of the Atlantic many were the hours whose
14 XVI  |          flying obliquely over the Atlantic, and if we keep on we shall
15 XVIII|      called a hurricane, as in the Atlantic, a typhoon, as in Chinese