Chapter

 1 1|            they should rise to the surface; he saw a curious crowd
 2 1|          in cloud. ~"I covered the surface of that picture with gold
 3 1|         that every particle of the surface of the bit of Oriental leather
 4 1|           characters inlaid in the surface of the wonderful skin, as
 5 1|            and so exactly like the surface impression, that for a moment
 6 2|    enormous labors lay beneath the surface of gadding about, and eager
 7 2|   perceptible down on its delicate surface, shone with a beauty belonging
 8 2|          depths beneath an elusive surface of luxury; I was a coxcomb
 9 2|           over by contact with the surface. Her movement awoke Euphrasia,
10 3|         pretty duck come up to the surface of the pond. ~"There you
11 3| necessarily increase the extent of surface at the expense of the thickness,
12 3|          bottom, and put it on the surface of the dial, then he went
13 3|      spread a bed of clay over the surface of the slab, in a shovel-shaped
14 3|        zero. You see the amount of surface presented by the water at
15 3|        good; now suppose that that surface is a thousand times larger
16 3|   transmitted to every part of the surface represented by the water
17 3|          flower-pot so that at the surface there will be a thousand
18 3|            every part of the large surface, a force equal to that brought
19 3|         little columns of the wide surface will only have a very slight
20 3|            if you cover the liquid surface of the reservoir with a
21 3|            and ricocheted over the surface of the water; Raphael fired
22 3|        upon them, a bluish uniform surface, over which the rays of
23 3|           faces in the flinty rock surface, - all these things made