Chapter

 1 III   |         them no great trouble. In fact, quite the reverse.~Dick
 2 IV    |      Ferguson carefully noted the fact, that he had stopped at
 3 V     |          Let us also disclose the fact that, without knowing exactly
 4 VI    |          the trip.”~“No, that’s a fact, I shan’t be sorry for it,
 5 VIII  |           more about it.”~And, in fact, from that day until the
 6 IX    |           would be undertaken. In fact, it was to be but the first
 7 X     |       less than a calorifere.~“In fact, what is it that takes place?
 8 XII   |     something to say about.”~“The fact is,” added the doctor, “
 9 XII   |           upon them severely.”~In fact, there is a perpetual malaria
10 XIII  |         usual flow of spirits.~In fact, the doctor managed his
11 XIV   | surrounding the balloon!”~And, in fact, there, two miles from where
12 XIV   |         immense elephant-pits. In fact, he came very near falling
13 XV    |           shining brilliantly. In fact, what less could it do upon
14 XV    |          Well! the moon!”~And, in fact, there was the moon rising
15 XVI   |         work at the machine!”~“In fact,” assented the doctor, “
16 XVII  |            Dick; wait!”~“That’s a fact! The animal’s towing us!”~“
17 XVII  |         and speed they rival.~“In fact,” said Joe, “it’s a whale
18 XVII  |          animal’s spongy feet. In fact, these are the finest morsels,
19 XVIII |      there, master?”~“Not yet. In fact, I shall go up a little,
20 XXI   |      drawback: it consists in the fact that, in order to descend
21 XXIII |        circumstance. The soil, in fact, was bestrewn with quartz
22 XXV   |        interests me less than the fact. The thing is so; that’s
23 XXV   |          all the glasses.~And, in fact, a thick bank of vapor,
24 XXVII |        the doctor.~The simoom, in fact, came rushing on like a
25 XXVIII|        said the doctor, “that’s a fact; and so much so, indeed,
26 XXVIII|          already killed. “But the fact is, that finding them here
27 XXXI  |           ve had too much rest in fact, for my legs begin to feel
28 XXXI  |    changed greatly since 1847. In fact, the chart of Lake Tchad
29 XXXII |           called attention to the fact that these immense parasols
30 XXXII |        cocking his rifle.~And, in fact, they were swooping nearer,
31 XLIX  |        the right track again.”~In fact, the Victoria was resuming
32 XLIX  |         thing’s for the best!”~In fact, about two o’clock, the
33 XL    |          very great. Jenne is, in fact, quite a commercial city:
34 XLIV  |      signing a certificate of the fact, would you?” he inquired