Chapter

 1 V     |       to his chair, would have given his fortune to be able to
 2 XIII  |     heard? Was the alarm being given? Common prudence urged them
 3 XV    |     the poor fellow would have given the world to recall. ~"The
 4 XVI   |        though Passepartout had given her some hints of his master'
 5 XX    |       without any notice being given; and we must now wait a
 6 XXI   |       violence can scarcely be given. To compare her speed to
 7 XXIV  |     the passengers. ~"You have given me a thrashing," said Fix. "
 8 XXV   | continent, if this name can be given to the floating quay upon
 9 XXV   |       Fogg, whom he would have given a crushing blow, had not
10 XXIX  |        this point; cheers were given, the Sioux and Pawnees performed
11 XXXI  |     great impetus the wind had given it, went on half a mile
12 XXXIII|  vaguely uneasy. He would have given one of his ears to hear
13 XXXIII|      part of her. The coal has given out." ~"Burn my vessel!"
14 XXXIV |         he would no doubt have given Fix proof of his innocence,
15 XXXV  |       would certainly not have given the detective passage to