Chapter

 1 IX    |     meals conscientiously in the forward cabin. He rather enjoyed
 2 IX    |         the Mongolia was pushing forward rapidly; on the 13th, Mocha,
 3 XII   |         was about to urge Kiouni forward with a peculiar whistle,
 4 XV    |        in damages, and sent them forward to Calcutta by the next
 5 XVI   |   promenading up and down in the forward part of the steamer. The
 6 XVI   |    steamer. The detective rushed forward with every appearance of
 7 XX    |    standing-jib, bounded briskly forward over the waves. ~
 8 XXI   |         wings. The boat, carried forward by the wind, seemed to be
 9 XXI   |      stifled feeling, and, going forward, where he ensconced himself,
10 XXI   |      south, for it will carry us forward." ~"Oh, if you take it that
11 XXI   |   dispensed with; all hands went forward to the bows. A single triangular
12 XXI   |          Tankadere again bounded forward on this mountainous sea,
13 XXI   |        brass cannon stood on the forward deck of the Tankadere, for
14 XXIV  | Passepartout face to face on the forward deck. The latter, without
15 XXVIII|        whistle, he began to move forward; the train increased its
16 XXIX  |         their prison, and rushed forward where the noise was most
17 XXIX  |          locomotive was plunging forward with terrific velocity. ~
18 XXIX  |      skill, and thus gaining the forward end of the train. ~There,
19 XXIX  |     whilst the locomotive rushed forward with increased speed. ~Carried
20 XXX   |        The whole company started forward at once. The captain had
21 XXXI  |       whilst the sledge, carried forward by the great impetus the