Chapter

 1 I     |        new servant," said he. ~A young man of thirty advanced and
 2 II    |      adventure. His last master, young Lord Longferry, Member of
 3 IV    |        in my room!" ~"Very well, young man," returned Mr. Fogg,
 4 IX    |   military men, a number of rich young Englishmen on their travels,
 5 XI    |        was comparatively easy. A young Parsee, with an intelligent
 6 XII   |         followed. This woman was young, and as fair as a European.
 7 XII   |          guards who followed the young woman presented a violent
 8 XII   |          was living at Bombay, a young widow asked permission of
 9 XIII  |       which, as he declared, the young woman was imprisoned. Could
10 XIII  |  planning to make a rush for the young woman at the very moment
11 XIII  |         crowd began to move. The young woman had again fallen into
12 XIII  |      darkness, had delivered the young woman from death! It was
13 XIV   |       embalmed rajah! As for the young Indian woman, she had been
14 XIV   |       halt at seven o'clock, the young woman being still in a state
15 XIV   |        noon, for Hong Kong. ~The young woman was placed in one
16 XIV   |   exaggerated in saying that the young Parsee had been transformed
17 XIV   |          During the journey, the young woman fully recovered her
18 XV    |       signal to obey. ~"May this young lady go with us?" asked
19 XV    |       who were going to burn our young lady." ~The priests took
20 XV    |      caused by the rescue of the young widow, Fix and the priests
21 XV    |         arrive, accompanied by a young woman, whose presence he
22 XVI   |          to twelve days, and the young woman was not difficult
23 XVI   |   supposed intrigue. Whether the young woman were married or not,
24 XVI   |        don't know that we have a young lady with us." ~"A young
25 XVI   |         young lady with us." ~"A young lady?" replied the detective,
26 XVI   |     master propose to carry this young woman to Europe?" ~"Not
27 XVIII |         room was engaged for the young woman, and Mr. Fogg, after
28 XVIII | Passepartout, delighted that the young woman, who was very gracious
29 XXI   |         the swelling waters. The young woman, who was seated aft,
30 XXII  |    talkative, and has with him a young lady - " ~"There is no young
31 XXII  |     young lady - " ~"There is no young lady on board," interrupted
32 XXIII |        let us go to the steamer, young man!" ~Mr. Fogg, Aouda,
33 XXIV  |        and taciturn as ever. His young companion felt herself more
34 XXVII |         make a martyr of Brigham Young. Who dares to say the contrary?" ~
35 XXVII |        after imprisoning Brigham Young on a charge of rebellion
36 XXVII |        inspired prophet, Brigham Young, his successor, left Nauvoo
37 XXVII |         of Utah? Why has Brigham Young, our chief, been imprisoned,
38 XXVIII|    wishing to be recognised, the young woman drew back from the
39 XXX   |      after, Mr. Fogg pressed the young woman's hand, and, having
40 XXX   |          could not doubt how the young woman would receive his
41 XXXI  |       and aided Mr. Fogg and the young woman to descend from the
42 XXXIV |        arrested as a robber. The young woman's heart revolted against
43 XXXV  |          s conversation with the young lady. ~Passepartout, having
44 XXXV  |       and looked ruefully at the young woman. Aouda was still pensive. ~
45 XXXVII|         Dear Mr. Fogg!" said the young woman. ~"Dear Aouda!" replied