Chapter

 1 VIII  |        to regulate your watch at noon in each country." ~"I regulate
 2 IX    |    Sunday, October 20th, towards noon, they came in sight of the
 3 XI    |        Calcutta for Hong Kong at noon, on the 25th. This is the
 4 XII   | preparing a hasty breakfast. ~At noon the Parsee gave the signal
 5 XII   |        the Vindhias, and towards noon they passed by the village
 6 XIII  |        Allahabad tomorrow before noon." ~"But what can you hope
 7 XIV   |       next day, October 25th, at noon, for Hong Kong. ~The young
 8 XIV   |     packet left for Hong Kong at noon; so that Phileas Fogg had
 9 XV    |        But the steamer leaves at noon!" observed Passepartout,
10 XV    |          We shall be on board by noon," replied his master, placidly. ~
11 XV    |   Parbleu that's certain! Before noon we shall be on board." But
12 XXI   |        subsided a little towards noon, and set in from the south-west.
13 XXI   |          some signs of a calm at noon, and these became more distinct
14 XXI   |         were now hoisted, and at noon the Tankadere was within
15 XXX   |        It was then a little past noon. ~Aouda retired to a waiting-room,
16 XXXI  |          distance behind. ~About noon Mudge perceived by certain
17 XXXIII|     course rapidly eastward. ~At noon the next day, a man mounted
18 XXXIII|      valves be filled." ~Towards noon Phileas Fogg, having ascertained
19 XXXIII|  Henrietta, he would be there by noon, and would therefore have