Book,  chapter

 1  Int      |         in its turn a sequel to “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the
 2    1,    6|          who, after having spent twenty years of his life in geographical
 3    1,    7|         to ask you a question?”~“Twenty, my Lord, “ replied Paganel; “
 4    1,   11|       become naturalized through twenty years’ residence in the
 5    1,   11|       far as the Bay of Carnero, twenty miles further. But the agents
 6    1,   15|       the Indians agreed to take twenty ounces of gold as they could
 7    1,   16|        lost on nineteen in every twenty of the peasants in my own
 8    1,   17|        skins, and carried lances twenty feet long, knives, slings,
 9    1,   19|          We can’t fire more than twenty times.”~The boy made no
10    1,   22|       large drops from the roof. Twenty times over the fire would
11    1,   22|        they must have gone fully twenty miles an hour.~All hope
12    1,   22|          line.~The tree was only twenty fathoms off, and in a few
13    1,   23| circumference of one hundred and twenty yards. All this scaffolding
14    1,   26|        getting on rising ground. Twenty minutes afterward, the OMBU
15    2,    3|        are impassable obstacles. Twenty miles of desert separate
16    2,    5|       But this was no easy task. Twenty times over he had all his
17    2,    5|       for a favorable moment.~In twenty seconds the yacht reached
18    2,    6|         a large long table where twenty guests could sit comfortably,
19    2,    6|    Scotland and England than the twenty leagues of Irish Channel,
20    2,    8|           The vehicle was a cart twenty feet long, covered over
21    2,   10|         laborious task comprised twenty dogs and thirty men, five
22    2,   10|     sheep followed, in charge of twenty men, and last of all came
23    2,   10|          to Black Point Station, twenty miles further north, and
24    2,   13|     thick. The trunks, measuring twenty feet round, and furrowed
25    2,   14|          bankers. When they were twenty years of age, the head of
26    2,   14|    village, comprising more than twenty huts and houses, were about
27    2,   15|         over the one hundred and twenty miles which lay between
28    2,   16|        his head; “say fifteen or twenty, Captain, if you don’t want
29    2,   16|        is too late.”~“Fifteen or twenty days to go seventy-five
30    2,   16|       more to get to the bay and twenty hours to get back to the
31    3,    5|       What! do you think another twenty miles after crossing the
32    3,    5|          bravery of our friends. Twenty miles would be nothing in
33    3,    8|        to have risen six feet in twenty years. Fire still runs across
34    3,   10|      twenty-five miles long, and twenty miles broad was produced,
35    3,   11|         of the murder, who, only twenty paces off, averted their
36    3,   12|     nothing of what was going on twenty feet off.~The soil was light
37    3,   12|      soft earth, and here I am.”~Twenty noiseless kisses were his
38    3,   12|       very difficult, except the twenty feet of perpendicular fall
39    3,   14|      lava had reached a group of twenty huts, which were still smoking.
40    3,   15|           On this vast extent of twenty miles square, the subterranean
41    3,   15|        boat! a boat!”~And there, twenty paces off, a canoe with
42    3,   20|     managed to reach shore after twenty unsuccessful attempts.~“