Chapter

 1 II    |         real machine; well, I don't mind serving a machine." ~
 2 III   |         he go, then?" ~"Oh, I don't know that. The world is
 3 III   |       false deal. "But that doesn't take into account bad weather,
 4 III   |           A true Englishman doesn't joke when he is talking
 5 IV    |         watch. ~"I know it; I don't blame you. We start for
 6 IV    |  responded Mr. Fogg. "So we haven't a moment to lose." ~"But
 7 VI    |           late. But really, I don't see how, from the description
 8 VI    |           thousand pounds! We don't often have such windfalls.
 9 VI    |        find it far from easy. Don't you see, the description
10 VI    |          ten. ~"The steamer doesn't come!" he exclaimed, as
11 VI    |           clock struck. ~"She can't be far off now," returned
12 VI    |          fetch my master, who won't be much pleased, however,
13 VII   |          face; but perhaps he won't come here - that is, if
14 VII   |         him to be. A robber doesn't quite like to leave traces
15 VII   |         he's a Frenchman, and can't help talking. Excuse me
16 VIII  |         Above all," said he; "don't let me lose the steamer." ~"
17 VIII  |       great-grandfather! It doesn't vary five minutes in the
18 VIII  |            but, between us, I don't believe a word of it. That
19 VIII  |           word of it. That wouldn't be common sense. There's
20 VIII  |  banknotes with him. And he doesn't spare the money on the way,
21 IX    |           deck." ~"Never; he hasn't the least curiosity." ~"
22 XI    |         returned to Europe. I don't see how this affair could
23 XI    |         to say that the train isn't going on." ~The general
24 XI    |        Certainly. The railway isn't finished." ~"What! not finished?" ~"
25 XII   |     putting out his head. ~"I don't know, officer," replied
26 XIV   |           repeating that "it wasn't worth telling." ~Aouda pathetically
27 XVI   |        But, Monsieur Fix, you don't know that we have a young
28 XVII  |         keep us in view! That isn't quite the thing, either,
29 XVII  |          then?" ~"Absolutely. Don't you, Mr. Fix?" ~"I? I don'
30 XVII  |         you, Mr. Fix?" ~"I? I don't believe a word of it." ~"
31 XVII  |        little embarrassed, "I don't know; perhaps - " ~"Ah,
32 XVII  | Peninsular Company, you know, can't stop on the way! You were
33 XVII  |        must understand that I don't travel at my own expense." ~"
34 XIX   |       about it to-morrow; I haven't time now." ~"Stay! What
35 XIX   |           It's clear that you don't know how large the sum is." ~"
36 XIX   |          a village where they don't eat that kind of bread!" ~"
37 XXIII |          eaten heartily, "I mustn't lose my head. I can't sell
38 XXIII |       mustn't lose my head. I can't sell this costume again
39 XXIII |         You are a Frenchman, aren't you?" ~"Yes; a Parisian
40 XXIII |              True. Well, if I can't take you as a servant, I
41 XXIV  |       think him a rascal. Sh! don't budge, and let me speak.
42 XXVI  |           s an engineer who doesn't dare to run the locomotive
43 XXVIII|         journey in winter? Couldn't he have waited for the good
44 XXVIII|             we've got him. He won't budge." ~At eleven in the
45 XXVIII|      signal-man say, "No! you can't pass. The bridge at Medicine
46 XXVIII|          of the river." ~"And can't we cross that in a boat?"
47 XXVIII| prodigiously. "At full speed, don't you see, at full speed!" ~"
48 XXVIII|        immediately. "But they can't prevent me from thinking
49 XXIX  |          played, adding, "You don't understand anything about
50 XXIX  |         up, and shouted, "You can't get off, gentlemen!" ~"Why
51 XXIX  |           go along? ~"That wouldn't be convenient, perhaps,
52 XXX   |           to save three?" ~"I don't know whether you can, sir;
53 XXX   |          it. He has gone, and won't come back! But how is it
54 XXXIII|        York to Bordeaux, we haven't enough to go with all steam
55 XXXIII|            Fogg said to him, "Don't let this astonish you, sir.
56 XXXVI |          bet as won." ~"Wait; don't let us be too hasty," replied
57 XXXVI |           of a rubber. ~"I wouldn't give up my four thousand