Chapter

 1 I   |     circumstance occurred to prevent so deplorable a catastrophe.~
 2 XX  |      projectile, in order to prevent turning round and round
 3 XX  |     like glass!”~“What is to prevent my retarding the shock by
 4 XXI | scheme is at an end. We must prevent his duel; and one man alone
 5 XXI |      bushman for the wind to prevent his hearing the report of
 6 XXI |   your hand, Nicholl, and to prevent you from either killing
 7 I   |   must, as much as possible, prevent the rush of blood to the
 8 II  |      which, however, did not prevent the president from exclaiming:~“
 9 VI  |      axles of the wheels? To prevent their heating, because this
10 VIII|  attained. Now nothing could prevent the success of their enterprise,