Chapter

 1 III  |       might perhaps exhibit some strange phenomena. In any case it
 2 IV   |          remain so as long as no strange force displaces it; if moving,
 3 VII  |        was happening under these strange conditions.~Every object
 4 VII  |         under the influence of a strange excitement, they were devoting
 5 VII  |       could not be doubted. This strange irritation of the brain,
 6 VII  |       room to perform them; and, strange to say, they none of them
 7 X    |    secrets of their satellite! A strange emotion filled their hearts
 8 XI   |           Lake of Death!”~What a strange succession of names! What
 9 XII  |    discussed the origin of these strange rays; but they could not
10 XIII |        his three friends by this strange scene! Their eyes were confused.
11 XIV  | uneasiness in their hearts. The “strange” shadow so dear to Victor
12 XVII |      disagreeable fact: for this strange region would have been marvelous
13 XVIII|        and of all the wonderful, strange, and fantastical form of
14 XXIII|          and returned after this strange voyage into celestial space,