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  1 II    |            Fogg; for at the Reform two libraries, one of general
  2 III   |            the proffered reward of two thousand pounds, and five
  3 III   |          he threw down the cards, "Two trumps." ~Stuart, whose
  4 III   |       hundred and fifteen thousand two hundred minutes. Do you
  5 IV    |            only a carpet-bag, with two shirts and three pairs of
  6 IV    |            his susceptible heart. ~Two first-class tickets for
  7 V     |          best ocean steamers to be two or three days behind time?
  8 V     |            a hundred and fifty and two hundred to one; and a week
  9 VI    |         Company, built of iron, of two thousand eight hundred tons
 10 VI    |          between Suez and Bombay. ~Two men were promenading up
 11 VI    |    criminal, which he had received two days before from the police
 12 VI    |            sun. A jetty pier, some two thousand yards along, extended
 13 VI    |           Fix, pointing to a house two hundred steps off. ~"I'll
 14 VII   |         was heard at the door, and two strangers entered, one of
 15 VIII  |         kept London time, which is two hours behind that of Suez.
 16 VIII  |  calculated, monsieur, that I lose two shillings every four and
 17 VIII  |          putting the police of the two countries off his track." ~"
 18 IX    |      engineers were still at work, two thousand years after the
 19 IX    |         sight of the Indian coast: two hours later the pilot came
 20 IX    |            gain to Phileas Fogg of two days since his departure
 21 X     |          on Malabar Hill, with its two polygonal towers -  he cared
 22 X     |           no time in knocking down two of his long-gowned adversaries
 23 XI    |     dealing the cards, and between two rubbers - and questioned
 24 XI    |         therefore, is lost. I have two days, which I have already
 25 XI    |         hundred, eighteen hundred, two thousand pounds. Passepartout,
 26 XI    |           white with suspense. ~At two thousand pounds the Indian
 27 XII   |           his regular trot. ~After two hours the guide stopped
 28 XII   |            of and appreciated. ~At two o'clock the guide entered
 29 XII   |          To the pagoda of Pillaji, two miles from here; she will
 30 XIII  |          so as to make an aperture two feet wide. They were getting
 31 XIII  |            crowd, followed; and in two minutes they reached the
 32 XIV   |       built at the junction of the two sacred rivers, Ganges and
 33 XIV   |        shining tresses, divided in two parts, encircle the harmonious
 34 XIV   |            and was accomplished in two hours. During the journey,
 35 XIV   | behind-hand nor ahead of time. The two days gained between London
 36 XV    |    four-wheeled carriage, drawn by two horses, in which they took
 37 XV    |       apartment. ~Mr. Fogg and his two companions took their places
 38 XV    |         looked for, prisoners, for two days on the trains from
 39 XV    |          not, after all, leave the two thousand pounds behind him,
 40 XV    |         after all!" he exclaimed. "Two thousand pounds sacrificed!
 41 XVI   |           picturesque Saddle Peak, two thousand four hundred feet
 42 XVI   |       purchase of the elephant for two thousand pounds, the rescue,
 43 XVII  |         jungles. ~After a drive of two hours through the country,
 44 XVIII |        that Jeejeeh had left China two years before, and, retiring
 45 XIX   |         future time. ~They ordered two bottles of port, to which
 46 XIX   |            and if I succeed, I get two thousand pounds. If you'
 47 XIX   |          me keep Mr. Fogg here for two or three days." ~"Why, what
 48 XIX   |            will share with you the two thousand pounds reward offered
 49 XX    |            an additional reward of two hundred pounds if I reach
 50 XX    |          honour out - " ~"Here are two hundred pounds on account
 51 XX    |        making her presentable. Her two masts leaned a trifle backward;
 52 XXI   |         RISK OF LOSING A REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED POUNDS ~This voyage
 53 XXI   |        took them down again within two hours, as the wind freshened
 54 XXI   |       evening, the log showed that two hundred and twenty miles
 55 XXI   |          angry oath; the reward of two hundred pounds was evidently
 56 XXII  |   well-filled cabin of passengers. Two state-rooms in the rear
 57 XXII  |            Fix left the opium den, two waiters had lifted the unconscious
 58 XXII  |    encrusted with lac and carrying two sabres hung to their waists;
 59 XXIII |          his chin. "I already have two who are obedient and faithful,
 60 XXIII |          added he, holding out his two robust arms, furrowed with
 61 XXIV  |            paddle-wheel steamer of two thousand five hundred tons;
 62 XXV   |   consulate. ~He had not proceeded two hundred steps, however,
 63 XXV   |      simply. ~"At least, there are two champions in presence of
 64 XXV   |           found themselves between two fires; it was too late to
 65 XXV   |          overcoat was divided into two unequal parts, and his trousers
 66 XXVI  |       however, really divided into two distinct lines: the Central
 67 XXVI  |     interior. It was supplied with two rows of seats, perpendicular
 68 XXVII |           junior, with his father, two brothers, and a few disciples,
 69 XXVII |         erected there at a cost of two hundred thousand dollars,
 70 XXVII |           face, reminded him that, two years after the assassination
 71 XXVII |         The train reached Ogden at two o'clock, where it rested
 72 XXVII |        branch road; and they spent two hours in this strikingly
 73 XXVIII|           the more insulted of the two." ~"And, besides," added
 74 XXVIII|             and soon returned with two packs of cards, some pins,
 75 XXVIII|       Mountains. After going about two hundred miles, the travellers
 76 XXIX  |           engineer, General Dodge. Two powerful locomotives, carrying
 77 XXIX  |          Platte, built between the two arms of the river, which
 78 XXIX  |          followed his master. ~The two combatants, their seconds,
 79 XXIX  |       vacant for a few moments, as two gentlemen had an affair
 80 XXIX  |        Proctor, each provided with two six-barrelled revolvers,
 81 XXIX  |   locomotive. After an interval of two minutes, what remained of
 82 XXIX  |      minutes, what remained of the two gentlemen would be taken
 83 XXIX  |           was a garrison, was only two miles distant; but, that
 84 XXX   |        homeward in peace. ~Towards two o'clock in the afternoon,
 85 XXX   |      possible to recognise objects two miles off. Phileas Fogg
 86 XXX   |         Passepartout and the other two travellers, rescued from
 87 XXXI  |        vehicle, a kind of frame on two long beams, a little raised
 88 XXXI  |       their travelling-cloaks. The two great sails were hoisted,
 89 XXXI  |          the birds fly, is at most two hundred miles. If the wind
 90 XXXI  |           and Phileas Fogg had but two things to fear -  an accident
 91 XXXII |             No, not if you paid me two hundred dollars." ~"I offer
 92 XXXII |            dollars." ~"I offer you two thousand." ~"Apiece?" ~"
 93 XXXII |            Besides, passenger's at two thousand dollars are no
 94 XXXIII|            with the skies, and for two days the poor fellow experienced
 95 XXXIV |        observed that his watch was two hours too fast. ~Two hours!
 96 XXXIV |           was two hours too fast. ~Two hours! Admitting that he
 97 XXXIV |          thirty-three minutes past two he heard a singular noise
 98 XXXIV |          It was forty minutes past two. The express train had left
 99 XXXV  |           misery itself, shared by two sympathetic souls, may be
100 XXXVI |         occur; and a delay of only two or three days would be fatal
101 XXXVII|       cabman, and, having run over two dogs and overturned five