Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |   farther off, grew dimmer, and vanished.~The darkness that returned
2        I,  X   |      the last few years in that vanished city. All the images of
3        I,  XI  |        its oriental beauty, had vanished utterly; its marabouts,
4        I,  XI  |        of Bou-Kournein, had all vanished from the view. Cape Bon,
5        I,  XIV | soldiers, governor, and all—has vanished just like Algeria.”~For
6        I,  XV  |         the earth’s circuit had vanished utterly.~After allowing
7        I,  XVI |      deep red soil—all, all had vanished. Of the vegetable kingdom,
8        I,  XVII|       the level of the sea, had vanished utterly.~Another sixty leagues
9       II,  X   |         native sphere had never vanished from his gaze.~At this date