Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      which resounded through the air, above the vast watery desert
 2 1,1|          enacted in the agitated air. ~In fact, a balloon, as
 3 1,1|          movement of a column of air and had traversed space
 4 1,1|        more lofty regions of the air. In a few hours the wind
 5 1,1|          the lower region of the air was sensibly clearer. The
 6 1,1|        itself a long time in the air, although it should reach
 7 1,1|          their suspension in the air for a few hours. But the
 8 1,1|   position. The apparatus in the air is like a balance of mathematical
 9 1,2|        the art of sailing in the air as he was with the navigation
10 1,5|  disposed in such a way that the air could easily circulate,
11 1,0|         made hungry by the fresh air, had cast greedy eyes. ~
12 1,0|          through the transparent air. A perfect calm reigned
13 1,0|      when the stones worn by the air did not give a sufficient
14 1,1|          No smoke curling in the air betrayed the presence of
15 1,2|    yellowish color rising in the air. ~Top was recalled by a
16 1,2|       absorbed the oxygen of the air. ~Cyrus Harding, dipping
17 1,3|       this had to be in the open air, and not in a kiln, or rather,
18 1,3|      companions went to take the air on the beach. it was eight
19 1,4|       Pencroft, with a satisfied air. ~"A splendid idea, Pencroft!"
20 1,5|     fibers so as to preserve the air without allowing too much
21 1,5|           destined to inject the air into the midst of the ore
22 1,5|       under the influence of the air projected by the blowing-machine,
23 1,5|         the mass an abundance of air, which by raising the temperature
24 1,6|        reappeared. Thrown in the air by some unknown power, he
25 1,7|       burnt in holes in the open air. The combustion of these
26 1,7|     Stones were projected in the air as if by the eruption of
27 1,7|         by the displacing of the air was such, that the rocks
28 1,8|     through this cavity, and the air there was pure though slightly
29 1,8|     openings to let in light and air?" replied Pencroft, who
30 1,8|       climb again. ~Soon fresher air was felt. The drops of water,
31 1,9|          herbs which scented the air, such as thyme, basil, savory,
32 1,2|         accumulated vapor in the air was not long in resolving
33 1,2|        which neither the sea nor air had any influence, there
34 1,2|         passage for renewing the air, the consumption of candles
35 2,3|      they did, by the free, pure air which circulated around
36 2,4|          found against the night air. But just as they were about
37 2,5|      here we've found one in the air!" ~And the sailor pointed
38 2,5|          its last bound into the air, had fallen on the island
39 2,7|         sailor with a triumphant air. ~In fact, the first corn-field
40 2,8|       comes in contact with damp air; but by substituting for
41 2,9|      With their life in the open air, on this salubrious soil,
42 2,0|    agreed on this subject. Is it air or is it water which is
43 2,0|         by contact with the cold air, falls again as rain. ~However,
44 2,1|        this swift courier of the air, and it was not without
45 2,2|    licked it with a sympathizing air. ~They employed the day
46 2,5|           accustomed to the open air, to the unrestrained liberty
47 2,5|     outside, and feels the fresh air, he will be off as fast
48 2,8|   countenance with a sentimental air which expressed some small
49 2,8|       arose and dispersed in the air in such innumerable flakes
50 2,8|           the castaways from the air had been thrown upon Lincoln
51 3,3|      perfect calm reigned in the air and on the water. ~Pencroft
52 3,7| experience that contact with the air is dangerous during the
53 3,9|    quickly in his room, with the air and sight of the sea! ~Several
54 3,1|        he could inhale the fresh air, charged with ozone, which
55 3,2|       from this life in the open air, between the sea breezes
56 3,2|        breezes and the vivifying air from the forests. His place
57 3,4|       first vapors rising in the air. ~ ~
58 3,7|        we move him into the open air, and the light of the sun,
59 3,8|          shook his head with the air of a man who augured no
60 3,8|       answered Pencroft, with an air of discontent. "An important
61 3,8|      which rolled heavily in the air, were evidently composed
62 3,8|        have been observed in the air for whole months. After
63 3,9|      thousand feet, burst in the air like shells. Flashes of
64 3,9|         The vapor whirled in the air to an immeasurable height,
65 3,9|    hissing of the water rent the air with a deafening sound,
66 3,9|         hundred miles, shook the air. Fragments of mountains