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 1 IV    |        stopped before the railway station at twenty minutes past eight.
 2 IV    |            was about to enter the station, when a poor beggar-woman,
 3 IV    |         Mr. Fogg was crossing the station to the train, when he perceived
 4 IV    |          slowly glided out of the station. ~The night was dark, and
 5 X     |          it upon him to be at the station promptly at eight, and,
 6 X     |   repaired quietly to the railway station, where he ordered dinner.
 7 X     |     turning his steps towards the station, when he happened to espy
 8 X     |      rushed breathlessly into the station. ~Fix, who had followed
 9 X     |          followed Mr. Fogg to the station, and saw that he was really
10 XII   |           separated them from the station of Allahabad. ~The night
11 XIV   |     reflect upon the matter. ~The station at Allahabad was reached
12 XIV   |          the waiting-rooms of the station, whilst Passepartout was
13 XIV   |      returned triumphantly to the station. ~The influence to which
14 XV    |       MORE ~The train entered the station, and Passepartout jumping
15 XV    |        Just as he was leaving the station a policeman came up to him,
16 XV    | twenty-four hours Fix watched the station with feverish anxiety; at
17 XXV   |          and their luggage to the station drew up to the door. As
18 XXV   |        the travellers reached the station, and found the train ready
19 XXVI  |            The train left Oakland station at six o'clock. It was already
20 XXVII |           themselves again at the station, took their places in the
21 XXVII |     running. Happily for him, the station had neither gates nor barriers.
22 XXVIII|           stopped at Fort Bridger station, and twenty minutes later
23 XXVIII|         of an hour at Green River station. Snow had fallen abundantly
24 XXVIII|    nothing to cause the delay; no station was in view. ~Aouda and
25 XXVIII|        gone five miles beyond the station. But scarcely had the train
26 XXIX  |         Mr. Fogg. ~"It's the next station. The train will be there
27 XXIX  |       were approaching Plum Creek station. Mr. Fogg rose, and, followed
28 XXIX  |         not stopped. Fort Kearney station, where there was a garrison,
29 XXIX  |      between Fort Kearney and the station beyond. ~The conductor was
30 XXIX  |         hundred feet from Kearney station. ~The soldiers of the fort,
31 XXIX  |         counted each other on the station platform several were found
32 XXX   |           He was carried into the station with the other wounded passengers,
33 XXX   |          a position to defend the station, should the Sioux attack
34 XXX   |      could now leave Fort Kearney station, and pursue his journey
35 XXX   |       come up, hurried out of the station, and asked the conductor, "
36 XXX   |      influence held him back. The station platform burned his feet,
37 XXX   |      motionless on a bench in the station; he might have been thought
38 XXXI  |          and down in front of the station, Mr. Fogg went up to him.
39 XXXI  |        the frozen plains from one station to another. Provided with
40 XXXI  |          island. Neither village, station, nor fort appeared. From
41 XXXI  |           Arrived! Arrived at the station which is in daily communication,
42 XXXI  |        steps to the Omaha railway station. ~The Pacific Railroad proper
43 XXXI  |         and his party reached the station, and they only had time
44 XXXI  |          the train stopped in the station on the right bank of the
45 XXXIV |          moments descended at the station. ~Phileas Fogg asked if
46 XXXV  |       visible. ~After leaving the station, Mr. Fogg gave Passepartout