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 1 IV   |        Steam Transit and General Guide, with its timetables showing
 2 IX   |         so kindly volunteered to guide me at Suez?" ~"Ah! I quite
 3 XI   |      only remained now to find a guide, which was comparatively
 4 XII  |         shorten the journey, the guide passed to the left of the
 5 XII  |       trot. ~After two hours the guide stopped the elephant, and
 6 XII  |      loud and steady snores. The guide watched Kiouni, who slept
 7 XII  |          six in the morning; the guide hoped to reach Allahabad
 8 XII  |      branches of the Ganges. The guide avoided inhabited places,
 9 XII  | appreciated. ~At two o'clock the guide entered a thick forest which
10 XII  |    seeing us, if possible." ~The guide unloosed the elephant and
11 XII  | countenance, and, turning to the guide, said, "A suttee." ~The
12 XII  |           her husband," said the guide; "an independent rajah of
13 XII  |        Francis was speaking, the guide shook his head several times,
14 XII  |       first light of dawn." ~The guide now led the elephant out
15 XIII |        Fogg. ~There remained the guide: what course would he adopt?
16 XIII |           Officers," replied the guide, "I am a Parsee, and this
17 XIII |            However," resumed the guide, "it is certain, not only
18 XIII |            I think so," said the guide. ~The worthy Indian then
19 XIII |          It was decided that the guide should direct the elephant
20 XIII |       getting at the victim. The guide was familiar with the pagoda
21 XIII |             Come!" whispered the guide. ~He slipped more cautiously
22 XIII |          distinctly. Much to the guide's disappointment, the guards
23 XIII |        The time seemed long; the guide ever and anon left them
24 XIII |         a last consultation, the guide announced that he was ready
25 XIII |    outside. Passepartout and the guide stopped. Had they been heard?
26 XIII |          beside himself, and the guide gnashed his teeth with rage.
27 XIII |          to go away," echoed the guide. ~"Stop," said Fogg. "I
28 XIII |         this terrible drama. The guide led them to the rear of
29 XIII |       moment Sir Francis and the guide seized Phileas Fogg, who,
30 XIV  |        complete prostration. The guide made her drink a little
31 XIV  |       with great purity, and the guide had not exaggerated in saying
32 XIV  |        Fogg proceeded to pay the guide the price agreed upon for
33 XIV  |      that his master owed to the guide's devotion. He had, indeed,
34 XIV  |          Parsee," said he to the guide, "you have been serviceable
35 XIV  |     elephant? He is yours." ~The guide's eyes glistened. ~"Your
36 XIV  |            cried he. ~"Take him, guide," returned Mr. Fogg, "and
37 XVI  |       Aouda confirmed the Parsee guide's narrative of her touching
38 XVIII|          place on the bridge, to guide the Rangoon through the
39 XXII |      than, taking chance for his guide, to wander aimlessly through
40 XXVII|        terrible thing to have to guide so many wives at once across
41 XXXI |         sort of rudder served to guide the vehicle. It was, in