Chapter

 1 I     |    years without growing old. ~Certainly an Englishman, it was more
 2 I     |      Ecclesiastical Courts. He certainly was not a manufacturer;
 3 I     |      or near friends, which is certainly more unusual. He lived alone
 4 III   |        world grown smaller?" ~"Certainly," returned Ralph. "I agree
 5 III   |        a stoical composure. He certainly did not bet to win, and
 6 VIII  |           Yes." ~"In Egypt?" ~"Certainly, in Egypt." ~"And in Africa?" ~"
 7 VIII  |          India." ~"In Asia?" ~"Certainly." ~"The deuce! I was going
 8 XI    |            Do we stop here?" ~"Certainly. The railway isn't finished." ~"
 9 XII   |      free? The estimable beast certainly deserved some consideration.
10 XV    |          cried Passepartout. ~"Certainly. We are not talking of the
11 XVII  |     worth considering why this certainly very amiable and complacent
12 XIX   |   warrant had not come! It was certainly on the way, but as certainly
13 XIX   |   certainly on the way, but as certainly it could not now reach Hong
14 XXII  |        the way to Yokohama?" ~"Certainly." ~Passepartout had for
15 XXII  |       this moment Mr. Fogg was certainly ruined, his bet was lost,
16 XXII  |    study his situation. It was certainly not an enviable one. He
17 XXII  |          The worthy fellow had certainly taken good care to eat as
18 XXIV  |         Batulcar's theatre. He certainly would not have recognised
19 XXVII |  country, where the people are certainly not up to the level of their
20 XXVIII|      wheels of the cars, would certainly have been fatal to Mr. Fogg'
21 XXVIII| partners, if madam plays - " ~"Certainly, sir," Aouda quickly replied; "
22 XXVIII|          cried Passepartout. ~"Certainly," returned the conductor, "
23 XXVIII|       and protested, and would certainly have thus attracted Phileas
24 XXIX  |   accompanied by reports which certainly did not issue from the car
25 XXX   |     York, and his bet would be certainly lost. But as he thought, "
26 XXX   |  muttered to himself, "It must certainly be confessed that I cost
27 XXXII |      the Bank of England would certainly not come out of this affair
28 XXXIII|   vessel now belongs to me?" ~"Certainly, from the keel to the truck
29 XXXV  |       to him, his master would certainly not have given the detective
30 XXXVI |      their eyes off the clock. Certainly, however secure they felt,