Chapter

 1 II   |          two competitors had most nearly approached the center.~Wonderful!
 2 III  |            the Americans had most nearly attained what they sought.
 3 III  |         the Weldon Institute, was nearly ready. In less than six
 4 IV   |          few inventors in calm or nearly calm weather have succeeded
 5 VIII | experiments. Their f-r-r-r-r rose nearly an octave in the scale of
 6 VIII |      asked Uncle Prudent, who was nearly exploding, “for how long
 7 XI   |       this bed of mist, which was nearly thirteen hundred feet thick,
 8 XIII |          of the kingdom of Herat, nearly seven hundred miles from
 9 XIII |         but because his wrath had nearly choked him; and Phil Evans
10 XVIII|          the temperature, was not nearly so low as was expected.~
11 XX   |      Island she rose obliquely to nearly three thousand feet. It