Chapter

 1 X   |  pleasure of one individual.~In spite of all his arguments, however,
 2 XIX |       continued the orator, “in spite of the opinions of certain
 3 XIX |         best possible world, in spite of what Voltaire has said.
 4 III |          and pronounced good in spite of the violent shock.~As
 5 VII |   neutralize each other.~But in spite of his preoccupation, Michel
 6 VII |    feigned monster long, for in spite of your diver’s dress, swollen
 7 IX  |     answered Nicholl, “that, in spite of all precautions taken,
 8 XIV |     below zero. [3] So that, in spite of the many reasons for
 9 XV  |   impossible to describe it. In spite of their courage, their
10 XXII|        were sure to raise it in spite of its weight, which was
11 XXII|        to construct any. But in spite of the perfection of the
12 XXII| perfection of the machinery, in spite of the ingenuity of the
13 XXII|      courageous friends.~But in spite of all the diligence displayed
14 XXII|       the different engines, in spite of the considerable sum
15 XXII|      The next day, the 24th, in spite of the fatigue of the previous
16 XXII|       no longer persist, and in spite of the exclamations of the