Chapter

1 XIII|   Barbicane, “we have no time to lose; tomorrow we must obtain
2 XXV |     Nicholl.~“It is that you may lose your two other bets! Then
3 III |        existence. I would rather lose an arm than a paw of my
4 V   | projectile, and of which we must lose as little as possible.”~“
5 V   |       must act quickly, so as to lose as little as possible of
6 VI  |    follow it when it is about to lose itself in the sun’s rays!
7 XIII|    travelers, and they would not lose a single detail.~Under the
8 XIII|       become invisible when they lose their leaves, and visible
9 XXI |       Blomsberry, not wishing to lose precious time in hauling