Chapter

 1 II   |       then, to seek in another train of ideas some field for
 2 VII  |     swiftest horses or railway train. How glorious will be the
 3 XI   |       They chartered a special train, forced the Texans into
 4 XIX  |      would take for an express train to reach the moon? Three
 5 I    |        not easy; we are in the train, and the guard’s whistle
 6 II   |     the shadow of the luminous train, and lined the cloudy parts
 7 VI   |      they apply the brake to a train, the train comes to a stop;
 8 VI   |      the brake to a train, the train comes to a stop; but what
 9 VI   |     would have followed in our train. But happy thought! Why
10 XIX  | applied the lighted match to a train in communication with the
11 XXIII|     the American language, the train left the platform of Baltimore.