Chapter

 1 I     |    enigmatical personage, about whom little was known, except that he
 2 I     | communicative of men. He talked very little, and seemed all the more
 3 I     |           were such as to demand but little from the sole domestic,
 4 IV    |            shoes, though we shall do little walking. Make haste!" ~Passepartout
 5 VI    |              tinge of self-conceit. ~Little by little the scene on the
 6 VI    |             self-conceit. ~Little by little the scene on the quay became
 7 VII   |             talking. Excuse me for a little while, consul." ~Fix started
 8 VIII  |          learned that he really knew little or nothing of his master,
 9 IX    |               The steamer rolled but little, the ladies, in fresh toilets,
10 X     |             departs from the river a little, and, descending south-eastward
11 XI    |      Assurghur, after skirting for a little the banks of the small river
12 XII   |              British phlegm, talking little, and scarcely able to catch
13 XII   |              of Bundelcund, which is little frequented by travellers,
14 XIII  |             could be penetrated with little difficulty; after one brick
15 XIV   |           The guide made her drink a little brandy and water, but the
16 XIV   |             her vermilion hands, her little feet, curved and tender
17 XIV   |            fully reviving her with a little liquor, and then Sir Francis
18 XV    |              Had Passepartout been a little less preoccupied, he would
19 XVII  |             of Hong Kong, which is a little English colony near the
20 XVII  |               Why," responded Fix, a little embarrassed, "I don't know;
21 XIX   |              clay pipes stuffed with little balls of opium mingled with
22 XIX   |        Passepartout, drinking up the little wine that was left in the
23 XX    |              The pilot walked away a little distance, and gazed out
24 XX    |           risk myself, my men, or my little boat of scarcely twenty
25 XX    |             The Tankadere was a neat little craft of twenty tons, as
26 XXI   |            would shatter the gallant little craft. ~Fix, seated in the
27 XXI   |                The breeze subsided a little towards noon, and set in
28 XXI   |              so narrow a space, with little air, and the boat bouncing
29 XXI   |           exhausted, could now eat a little, and take some repose. ~
30 XXI   |            would change her course a little, so as to succour the pilot-boat. ~"
31 XXI   |               And the booming of the little cannon resounded in the
32 XXII  |       especially handsome - who took little steps with their little
33 XXII  |              little steps with their little feet, whereon they wore
34 XXIII |            which he might also get a little money to satisfy the immediate
35 XXIII |               upon half a bird and a little rice, to breakfast like
36 XXIII |              replied Passepartout, a little vexed that his nationality
37 XXIV  |      directed his course towards the little craft. Phileas Fogg, after
38 XXIV  |            large paddles, rolled but little, and the Pacific almost
39 XXVI  |      designated time. ~There was but little conversation in the car,
40 XXVIII|              naturally sedentary and little curious. The detective,
41 XXVIII|            the experiment proposed a little too American. "Besides,"
42 XXVIII|        engineer's plan seems to me a little dangerous, but - " ~"Eighty
43 XXIX  |            empty into the Missouri a little above Omaha. ~The one hundred
44 XXIX  |          from the engine, remained a little behind, whilst the locomotive
45 XXX   |            with the sergeant and his little squad. But, before going,
46 XXX   |           prisoners." ~It was then a little past noon. ~Aouda retired
47 XXX   |           heard this conversation. A little while before, when there
48 XXX   |                Evening came, and the little band had not returned. Where
49 XXX   |            mile off they perceived a little band returning in good order. ~
50 XXXI  |           frame on two long beams, a little raised in front like the
51 XXXIII|             her progress. The breeze little by little swelled into a
52 XXXIII|       progress. The breeze little by little swelled into a tempest,
53 XXXV  |            Still, I beg to place the little I have left at your service." ~"