Chapter

 1 II    |        Fogg. It was impossible to tell whether the new servant
 2 VIII  |         The deuce! I was going to tell you there's one thing that
 3 XI    |         but the general could not tell what meant a halt in the
 4 XVI   |    protector in him she could not tell; but Mr. Fogg essayed to
 5 XVI   |    confidant of Passepartout, and tell him what kind of a fellow
 6 XVII  |         territory, he, Fix, would tell Passepartout all. Either
 7 XIX   |         bold move; he resolved to tell Passepartout all. It seemed
 8 XIX   |        however, he rose to go and tell his master of the change
 9 XIX   |      smiling. ~"Then I'm going to tell you everything - " ~"Now
10 XIX   |         on. First, though, let me tell you that those gentlemen
11 XIX   | honourable of men!" ~"How can you tell? You know scarcely anything
12 XXII  |        his master? Would it do to tell the part the detective was
13 XXV   |         mere lookers-on could not tell whether Mandiboy or Camerfield
14 XXVII |       been contradicted, said, "I tell you that Joe Smith is a
15 XXVIII|       when Mr. Fogg was asleep to tell Fix and Passepartout whom
16 XXX   |       Sioux? It was impossible to tell. ~There were many wounded,
17 XXX   |       Sometimes he was tempted to tell Aouda all; but he could
18 XXXIII|           are certain of what you tell me?" ~"Certain, sir," replied
19 XXXIV |         last moment? No one could tell. There he sat, calmly waiting -