Chapter

 1 I     |       Pardon me, monsieur, it is impossible - " ~"You are four minutes
 2 II    |      agree with Mr. Fogg. It was impossible to tell whether the new
 3 III   |       under these conditions, is impossible." ~"Quite possible, on the
 4 V     |      against him; it was absurd, impossible, they declared, that the
 5 V     | departure and arrival, which was impossible, was absolutely necessary
 6 XII   |        rajahs, whom it is almost impossible to reach in their inaccessible
 7 XII   |        he carry him on with him? Impossible! The cost of transporting
 8 XIII  |        now convinced that it was impossible to force an entrance to
 9 XIII  |        go to sleep." ~"It is not impossible," returned the Parsee. ~
10 XV    |          with saying that it was impossible. It was quite unlikely that
11 XX    |      said the sailor; "but it is impossible." ~"I offer you a hundred
12 XXI   |           it did not seem to him impossible that, by some mistake, the
13 XXIV  |          them to the end of this impossible journey round the world
14 XXVIII|         being broken; and it was impossible to risk the passage. He
15 XXVIII|      asked the colonel. ~"That's impossible. The creek is swelled by
16 XXX   |   prisoners by the Sioux? It was impossible to tell. ~There were many
17 XXX   |          plains; it did not seem impossible that he might overtake him.
18 XXX   |         We must wait - " ~"It is impossible," responded the conductor. "
19 XXX   |       the long hours it would be impossible to describe. ~Fix remained
20 XXXI  |         and New York. It was not impossible that the lost time might
21 XXXVII|       Passepartout - "marriage - impossible - " ~"Impossible?" ~"Impossible -
22 XXXVII|      marriage - impossible - " ~"Impossible?" ~"Impossible - for to-morrow." ~"
23 XXXVII|  impossible - " ~"Impossible?" ~"Impossible - for to-morrow." ~"Why
24 XXXVII|        is Saturday." ~"Saturday? Impossible!" ~"Yes, yes, yes, yes!"