Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    broke, even a glimpse of the earth below was intercepted by
 2 1,3|      the only being he loved on earth. ~Only two minutes had passed
 3 1,0|         appeared formed of bare earth, here and there pierced
 4 1,0|      far into the bowels of the earth. The atmosphere inside the
 5 1,2|       over yellowish calcinated earth, forming a plain of nearly
 6 1,2|       between high banks of red earth, the color of which betrayed
 7 1,2|      for centuries to stain the earth with blood. Powder is but
 8 1,4|     apparent movement round the earth, traverses one degree in
 9 1,6|         a thick mass of stones, earth, and sand, bound together
10 1,7|       of which was covered with earth and grass, several air-holes
11 1,0|        plants would overrun the earth." ~But the engineer had
12 1,0|   nature, and confide it to the earth. This was done that very
13 1,0|       worms; then a bed of good earth, improved with a little
14 1,0|    grain was buried in the damp earth. ~Did it not seem as if
15 1,1| volcanoes on the surface of the earth, now actually extinct. And
16 2,7|         three feet of vegetable earth, and below that granite.
17 2,1|         to fear. As long as the earth is inhabited it will supply
18 2,8|        and returned through the earth to the negative pole. If
19 3,6|    replied Gideon Spilett. "The earth has been dug up round its
20 3,3|      place in the bowels of the earth. ~"Then the volcano is not
21 3,4|       for this peculiarity. The earth does not describe a circle
22 3,4|    rational mechanics. Now, the earth occupies one of the foci
23 3,6|   denied him upon the inhabited earth? Under the waves, in the
24 3,6|     hold communication with the earth. He named his submarine
25 3,6|        Outcast of the inhabited earth in these unknown worlds
26 3,8|         on in the bowels of the earth? Was there any connection
27 3,8|     that of the interior of the earth? Cyrus Harding was inclined
28 3,8|  central fire. The crust of the earth is simply the shell of a
29 3,8|   evident that the crust of the earth was subjected in this part
30 3,9|    which will endure while this earth endures. It is doomed to
31 3,9|         by means of banking the earth with the aid of fallen trees