Chapter

 1 IX    |   scenes of the Red Sea with cold indifference; did not care
 2 XI    |     really beat beneath this cold exterior, and whether Phileas
 3 XII   |    Allahabad. ~The night was cold. The Parsee lit a fire in
 4 XV    |      judge. ~Fix's blood ran cold, but he resumed his composure
 5 XXVI  | clock. It was already night, cold and cheerless, the heavens
 6 XXVI  |     other had grown somewhat cold; there could no longer be
 7 XXVII |     the air. The weather was cold, the heavens grey, but it
 8 XXVIII|     the air became crisp and cold. Large birds, frightened
 9 XXIX  |      pale, and her blood ran cold. She seized Mr. Fogg's arm
10 XXX   |      dismal, and it was very cold. Fix sat motionless on a
11 XXX   |      but it became intensely cold. Absolute silence rested
12 XXXI  |      could not speak for the cold, intensified by the rapidity
13 XXXIII|      temperature varied, the cold became sharper, and the
14 XXXIV |    had remained, despite the cold, under the portico of the