Chapter

 1 II  |     tone of voice, commenced as follows:~“My brave, colleagues,
 2 IV  |    judged expedient to reply as follows:~ The questions which have
 3 XIV |   foremen and addressed them as follows: “You are well aware, my
 4 XIX |    perfectly correct English as follows:~“Gentlemen, despite the
 5 XIX |       of locomotion adopted, it follows simply the law of progress.
 6 XX  |    indication of refraction. It follows, therefore, that the moon
 7 XX  |       the smaller end. Hence it follows, by Hausen’s calculations,
 8 XXIV|      the Straights of Magellan, follows the western coast of Southern
 9 XII |         terrestrial craters. It follows, then, that the general
10 XIV |        academical perhaps.”~“It follows, then,” continued Barbicane,
11 XIV |       the sun and the earth. It follows, then, considering the position
12 XIV |    throw out the instrument; it follows the projectile with exemplary
13 XXI | Massachusetts.~It was worded as follows:~In 20@ 7’ north latitude,
14 Not |        characters. > The accent follows the $ and precedes the letter.