Chapter

 1 VII   |        refuse." ~"Still, I must keep this man here until I can
 2 XII   |         his master's advice, to keep his tongue from between
 3 XII   |    places, thinking it safer to keep the open country, which
 4 XII   |         Parsee made a motion to keep silence. ~A group of old
 5 XVII  | shrewdness. "He's a spy sent to keep us in view! That isn't quite
 6 XIX   |       wide open. ~"Yes; help me keep Mr. Fogg here for two or
 7 XIX   |     London. You must help me to keep him here in Hong Kong - " ~"
 8 XXI   |       impatience. The boat must keep up an average of nine miles
 9 XXII  |        he found it necessary to keep up a stout heart, and to
10 XXIV  |   pretty sort of time one would keep! I was sure that the sun
11 XXIV  |       did everything I could to keep him back. I sent the Bombay
12 XXIV  |  hereafter I will do as much to keep obstacles out of his way
13 XXXIII|       down," replied Mr. Fogg. "Keep them up to the last. Let
14 XXXIII|   necessary to have dry wood to keep the steam up to the adequate
15 XXXVI |      their cards, but could not keep their eyes off the clock.