Chapter

 1 VIII  |             through the windows of a car, and in a driving rain!
 2 XII   |              behind them was drawn a car with large wheels, the spokes
 3 XII   |            with each other. Upon the car, which was drawn by four
 4 XXIII |          Noses were to represent the Car of Juggernaut. But, instead
 5 XXIII |      hitherto formed the base of the Car had quitted the troupe,
 6 XXIII |              compose the base of the Car of Juggernaut. They all
 7 XXVI  |             11th for Liverpool. ~The car which he occupied was a
 8 XXVI  |           little conversation in the car, and soon many of the passengers
 9 XXVI  |          clock a steward entered the car and announced that the time
10 XXVI  |             and in a few minutes the car was transformed into a dormitory.
11 XXVI  |         transformed into an ordinary car, and the travellers could
12 XXVI  |          resumed their places in the car, and observed the varied
13 XXVII |          affixed to the door of each car a notice written in manuscript. ~
14 XXVII |              lecture on Mormonism in car No. 117, from eleven to
15 XXVII |              ensconced themselves in car No. 117. Passepartout took
16 XXVII |             narrative, here left the car; but Elder Hitch, continuing
17 XXVII |              only person left in the car, and the Elder, looking
18 XXVII |           his turn retiring from the car, and leaving the Elder to
19 XXVIII|           master does not leave this car during those four days,
20 XXVIII|            detaining Mr. Fogg in the car, to avoid a meeting between
21 XXVIII|             breakfast, served in the car, Mr. Fogg and his partners
22 XXVIII|       Passepartout rushed out of the car. Thirty or forty passengers
23 XXVIII|              was turning towards the car, when the engineer a true
24 XXIX  |           him. Phileas Fogg left the car, and the American followed
25 XXIX  |               Fogg, returning to the car as coolly as usual. He began
26 XXIX  |     revolvers. Aouda remained in the car, as pale as death. ~The
27 XXIX  |         death. ~The door of the next car opened, and Colonel Proctor
28 XXIX  |          rear of the train. The last car was only occupied by a dozen
29 XXIX  |    disappeared on the platform. ~The car, which was some fifty feet
30 XXIX  | six-barrelled revolvers, entered the car. The seconds, remaining
31 XXIX  |              would be taken from the car. ~Nothing could be more
32 XXIX  |     certainly did not issue from the car where the duellists were.
33 XXIX  |           preparing to rush from the car. ~"Stay, monsieur," cried
34 XXIX  |      succeeded in slipping under the car; and while the struggle
35 XXIX  |            sashes, creeping from one car to another with marvellous
36 XXX   |              to take his seat in the car, an irresistible influence