Chapter

 1 VII  |         ambassador to her, and I wish to consider it from a moral
 2 XIII |        spot for our purpose.”~“I wish we were at the first stroke
 3 XIII |       said the president.~“And I wish we were at the last,” cried
 4 XVIII|          to offer one remark: My wish is to tell my story once
 5 XXIII|         so they consented to his wish. A sufficient quantity of
 6 XXV  |       dollars.~Barbicane did not wish to accept the money from
 7 XXV  |      have only one thing more to wish for you, my brave captain.”~“
 8 II   |       looks be directed to it. I wish to see the earth once more
 9 III  |        to see the destination we wish to reach, than the point
10 VI   | exclaimed Michel. “Never mind! I wish I was there! Ah! my dear
11 VIII |      answered Barbicane; “if you wish to play the part of Gulliver,
12 IX   | Barbicane,” said Michel, “do you wish to know my opinion on the
13 XIX  |        passed too slow for their wish; Barbicane and Nicholl were
14 XXII |         we must make haste if we wish to find them so. Food and