Chapter

 1 I   |      from one center, it was plain that the light must have
 2 IX  |    had been crossed, and the plain extended to the extreme
 3 XII |      beneath them an immense plain stretching far and wide.~
 4 XV  |  regular streets on the flat plain, and a large square on the
 5 XV  |     of the capital to a vast plain a few miles away surrounded
 6 XV  | magnificent forests.~On this plain the recognition of the new
 7 XV  |  Albatross” arrived over the plain and began to descend among
 8 XV  |     it.~In one corner of the plain, under a guard of soldiers,
 9 XV  | fusillade resounded over the plain.~These menaces did not prevent
10 XVII|     her stretched the liquid plain between Asia and America.