Chapter

 1 VIII |       said Morgan, “I propose the best alloy hitherto known, which
 2 X    |           projectiles knocked his best metal plate to shivers.~
 3 XI   |         to a State which grew the best cotton in all America, produced
 4 XI   |         all America, produced the best green oak for the service
 5 XI   |        equally rich, afforded the best conditions for the moulding
 6 XIII |           prairies. We thought it best, therefore, to escort you
 7 XIX  |        myself; still I will do my best to answer you.”~Up to this
 8 XIX  |        show that the earth is the best possible world, in spite
 9 XX   |           up there, I shall do my best to economize, and not to
10 XXI  |      Barbicane, the president, my best friend?”~The worthy secretary
11 XXII |          October, had yielded the best results and caused the most
12 XXII |      elastic network, made of the best steel, lined the inside
13 XXIII|      fastened upon springs of the best steel, behind which the
14 XXIV | considerable discussion as to the best form and principle of the
15 XXV  |        Maston seconded him to the best of his ability, by giving
16 I    |          We are bound to make the best of our new lodgings, and
17 I    |          now to decide how we can best place ourselves to resist
18 III  |         Liebig, prepared from the best parts of the ruminants of
19 IV   |           play the cock so in the best society.”~Then turning the
20 VI   |           see that all is for the best,” said Michel, “and that
21 VII  |       sound. So it is all for the best.”~Indeed, the success of
22 VII  |        were devoting to him their best thoughts.~But whence this
23 XX   |           were contemplating. The best naval glasses could not
24 Not  |       have been eliminated to the best of my judgement.~>I think