Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |        phenomenon must not only have altered the position of the sun
 2        I,  VI  |           over the difficulty of the altered altitude of the sun and
 3        I,  VI  |         river bank, had considerably altered its aspect. Frequent landslips
 4        I,  VI  | Mediterranean, which they found less altered than the captain had at
 5        I,  VII |             could understand that an altered inclination of the earth’
 6        I,  XII |            essayed to start upon her altered way, but it seemed as if
 7        I,  XIII|            the force of gravity, the altered rotation of the earth, and
 8        I,  XVII|              dreadful shock came and altered everything.”~The count knew
 9        I,  XXII|             but as the effect of the altered condition of the law of
10       II,  VI  |     altogether, as the result of the altered force of gravity.~Gold coinage
11       II,  XI  |              dislike to visitors, he altered his mind, and sent young
12       II,  XIV |              incomprehensible, quite altered his behavior to Isaac Hakkabut,
13       II,  XVII|               Isn’t her velocity all altered?” demanded the captain.~“
14       II,  XVII|             Just because the mass is altered you think the velocity is
15       II,  XVII|            you think the velocity is altered?”~“Hold your tongue!” cried