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 1 I     |    imagine how he had made his fortune, and Mr. Fogg was the last
 2 III   |   thousand pounds, half of his fortune, because he foresaw that
 3 V     |    chair, would have given his fortune to be able to make the tour
 4 XIII  |      RECEIVES A NEW PROOF THAT FORTUNE FAVORS THE BRAVE ~The project
 5 XIV   |     Your honour is giving me a fortune!" cried he. ~"Take him,
 6 XVIII |       business with an immense fortune, had taken up his residence
 7 XX    |     the warrant to arrive, and fortune at last favoured the representative
 8 XXI   | quietly enjoy himself with the fortune stolen from the bank. But,
 9 XXI   |    tranquil; and yet his whole fortune was at this moment at stake. ~
10 XXX   |    Fogg. He had sacrificed his fortune, and was now risking his
11 XXXI  |        Mr. Fogg had risked his fortune and his life. No! His servant
12 XXXII |       DIRECT STRUGGLE WITH BAD FORTUNE ~The China, in leaving,
13 XXXV  |     There only remained of his fortune the twenty thousand pounds
14 XXXV  |        putting a portion of my fortune at your disposal; then your
15 XXXVI |    them. Even if we admit that fortune has favoured him, he can
16 XXXVII|           Pardon me, madam; my fortune belongs to you. If you had