Chapter

 1 I     |       drawing an enormous silver watch from the depths of his pocket. ~"
 2 IV    | responded the other, showing his watch. ~"I know it; I don't blame
 3 VI    |         was his task to narrowly watch every passenger who arrived
 4 VI    |    watched and more difficult to watch than that of the Atlantic.
 5 VIII  |  Passepartout pulled out his big watch. "Twelve!" he exclaimed; "
 6 VIII  |      minutes before ten." ~"Your watch is slow." ~"My watch? A
 7 VIII  |        Your watch is slow." ~"My watch? A family watch, monsieur,
 8 VIII  |      slow." ~"My watch? A family watch, monsieur, which has come
 9 VIII  |       You ought to regulate your watch at noon in each country." ~"
10 VIII  |        country." ~"I regulate my watch? Never!" ~"Well, then, it
11 VIII  |       worthy fellow returned the watch to its fob with a defiant
12 XI    |         which, on consulting his watch, he replied that it was
13 XI    |       general insisting that the watch should be regulated in each
14 XI    | obstinately refused to alter his watch, which he kept at London
15 XV    |         Mr. Fogg, consulting his watch, "and I admit it." ~"You
16 XVI   |       seemed to be always on the watch that nothing should be wanting
17 XXI   |       not been constantly on the watch. Aouda was exhausted, but
18 XXIII |          might, indeed, sell his watch; but he would have starved
19 XXIV  |        keeping his famous family watch at London time, and on regarding
20 XXIV  |         hands, he found that his watch exactly agreed with the
21 XXIV  |        day regulate itself by my watch!" ~Passepartout was ignorant
22 XXIV  |         that, if the face of his watch had been divided into twenty-four
23 XXIV  | exultation; for the hands of his watch would then, instead of as
24 XXXIV |           Fogg carefully put his watch upon the table, and observed
25 XXXIV |           Fogg observed that his watch was two hours too fast. ~
26 XXXV  |       Passepartout kept a narrow watch upon his master, though
27 XXXVII|     Passepartout's famous family watch, which had always kept London