Chapter

 1 I     |         and that was all. ~The way in which he got admission
 2 III   |   eagerly: "You have a strange way, Ralph, of proving that
 3 IV    |      ll buy our clothes on the way. Bring down my mackintosh
 4 VI    |      Said, and the rest of the way is of no account to such
 5 VI    |       the consul, "I like your way of talking, and hope you'
 6 VI    |   after vigorously pushing his way through the importunate
 7 VII   |     quay, and rapidly made his way to the consul's office,
 8 VIII  |       but my master is. By the way, I must buy some shoes and
 9 VIII  |       t spare the money on the way, either: he has offered
10 IX    |         others for Calcutta by way of Bombay, the nearest route
11 IX    |        A tax-collector, on the way to his post at Goa; the
12 XI    |       the Mongolia, now on his way to join his corps at Benares.
13 XI    |     sound common sense. In the way this strange gentleman was
14 XI    |      which might happen on the way. He recognised himself as
15 XI    |        What! You knew that the way - " ~"Not at all; but I
16 XI    |     some watches, which have a way of getting too fast, and
17 XII   |        Brahmins is coming this way. We must prevent their seeing
18 XIII  |         They took a roundabout way, so as to get at the pagoda
19 XIV   |        that he would come that way again in a less original
20 XV    |    them to follow him, led the way to an adjoining hall. It
21 XV    |    five thousand pounds on the way, and the percentage of the
22 XVI   |         Fogg had an abominable way of jumping from one boat
23 XVI   | effected, might get full under way again for Yokohama. ~Fix
24 XVI   |       and here you are, on the way to Hong Kong! Are you going
25 XVII  |        know, can't stop on the way! You were only going to
26 XIX   |        It was certainly on the way, but as certainly it could
27 XIX   |        to put obstacles in his way! I blush for them!" ~"What
28 XX    |      might be arranged another way." ~Fix ceased to breathe
29 XXI   |        Oh, if you take it that way," said John Bunsby, "I've
30 XXII  |    Carnatic?" ~"Yes." ~"On the way to Yokohama?" ~"Certainly." ~
31 XXII  |        He found himself on the way to Japan, and what should
32 XXIII |     are you dressed up in that way?" ~"A man dresses as he
33 XXIII |        week he would be on his way to San Francisco. ~The performance,
34 XXIV  |     number of coolies on their way to California, and several
35 XXIV  |       and were fairly on their way to civilised places again.
36 XXIV  |      to put obstacles in their way! ~It happened also, on the
37 XXIV  |      keep obstacles out of his way as I have done up to this
38 XXV   |       the cries - an energetic way, no doubt, of casting a
39 XXV   |  himself to be treated in that way, without retaliating." ~
40 XXVI  |      speed, tried to clear the way with its cow-catcher; but
41 XXVI  |    buffaloes to get out of the way. ~Passepartout was furious
42 XXVII |      who crossed Utah on their way to California, the new colony,
43 XXVIII|         seemed to have found a way; for, after a few moments,
44 XXVIII|       signal which blocked the way. The engineer and conductor
45 XXVIII|     passage. He did not in any way exaggerate the condition
46 XXVIII|  Gentlemen, perhaps there is a way, after all, to get over." ~"
47 XXVIII|    there's a still more simple way, and it does not even occur
48 XXIX  |     amazing agility worked his way under the cars, holding
49 XXXII |    passengers. Too much in the way." ~"Is your vessel a swift
50 XXXIII|       twelve hours in the same way. Instead of arriving at
51 XXXV  |    time to do some good on his way, to fail near the goal by
52 XXXVI |     crowd who had forced their way through the club doors,
53 XXXVII|       nineteen thousand on the way, the pecuniary gain was