Chapter

 1 1 |        which was brisk upon the Surface of the earth, did not make
 2 4 |       particular attention, the surface of the roads was scarcely
 3 5 |   charged me to investigate the surface of the moon,” answered I. “
 4 5 |       these animals come to the surface with a certain regularity
 5 7 |   spread itself over the entire surface of the lake, either at one
 6 7 |         darts about beneath the surface of Lake Kirdall with most
 7 7 |       does it never come to the surface? What reason has its owner
 8 11|       It had but to abandon the surface of the waves, and it could
 9 11|       were about to happen.~The surface of Lake Erie covers about
10 11|         shelter either upon the surface or under water. In two or
11 12|         waters, trembled on the surface of the lake. Then it vanished,
12 12|      come from something on the surface of the lake?”~“Or from something
13 12|       slightly raised above the surface of the water, we could trace
14 13|   moving upon some broad liquid surface. The sunlight, penetrating
15 14|   prepare to plunge beneath the surface. But this persistence in
16 14|   propellers, leaped across the surface of the lake. She played
17 14|        projectile, brushing the surface of the water, passed in
18 14| machinery had forced her to the surface, and that it was impossible
19 15|  whether the mariner sailed the surface of some sea or lake, or
20 17|       battle and descend to the surface of the sea; and if the waves
21 17|        we settled down upon the surface of the sea, there was not
22 17|         not yet returned to the surface of the sea.~This maneuver
23 17|      few dozen feet beneath the surface. To continue to brave the
24 17|        possible either upon the surface of the sea or in the sky!