Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|        prismatic colors under the influence of the solar rays. ~Five
 2 1,4|          But this error would not influence the determination which
 3 1,5|            In this way, under the influence of the air projected by
 4 1,1|       globe, which have a greater influence on it than is generally
 5 1,1|          directly under the solar influence. An immense emigration will
 6 1,2|           the sea nor air had any influence, there was nothing to fear. ~
 7 1,2|      quickly dissolving under the influence of the rising temperature.
 8 2,4|       beaten by the sea under the influence of the winds of the southwest,
 9 2,6|           give a name, to gain an influence over him. Gideon Spilett
10 2,1|          American Republic, whose influence could not but increase;
11 2,5|           for the engineer, whose influence he evidently felt. Cyrus
12 2,6|            as a subject under the influence of a mesmerist. He wished
13 2,6|        shore, evidently under the influence of recollections which recalled
14 2,7|           ruffian. ~"At last, her influence prevailed, and Ayrton, in
15 2,0|      together with the mysterious influence which appeared to reign
16 2,0|          existed! An inexplicable influence, evidently favorable to
17 3,5|          of the island, and whose influence has been singularly useful
18 3,8|       occurrences an inexplicable influence had come to their aid!...
19 3,1|           revived. The mysterious influence had been again exerted,
20 3,3|      confused thoughts, under the influence of violent excitement, waited
21 3,3|           you here, Ayrton, whose influence has once more manifested
22 3,3| re-entered the house, where their influence soon restored to Ayrton
23 3,5|           Herbert. "Might not its influence of electricity-" ~Herbert
24 3,5|          life, so generous in his influence, so powerful in his action!
25 3,6|      assistance from without, the influence and supremacy in Asia of
26 3,6|           basalt, produced by the influence of volcanic action, he could
27 3,6|        exercised so beneficent an influence upon the colony, and in
28 3,8|           The unknown being whose influence had so effectually protected