Chapter

 1 I    |       which the passengers sit side by side, as they do in an
 2 I    |     the passengers sit side by side, as they do in an omnibus.
 3 III  |      be passed by going to one side or overhead!”~“If passing
 4 IX   |    instead of going off to one side, we’ll go right ahead, going
 5 XII  |     see some high land on this side.”~“In the west—those are
 6 XVII |        He flung his trunk from side to side, and his monstrous
 7 XVII |   flung his trunk from side to side, and his monstrous bounds
 8 XVII |      penetrated the creature’s side.~The elephant halted, lifted
 9 XIX  |      the aeronauts reached the side of the Trembling Mountain,
10 XIX  |        balloon anchored on the side of the Trembling Mountain,
11 XIX  |   Mountains of the Moon on one side, and those of Darfur on
12 XXI  | climbing.”~“Keep watch on this side, and I’ll take care of the
13 XXI  |     put ALL the chances on OUR side, and go to work differently.”~“
14 XXVII|       took their places at his side.~“And now, Joe,” said the
15 XXVII|  himself at full length by the side of a fresh spring, in which
16 XIX  |        to throw it over on its side, thus rendering the position
17 XXXII|        foot passengers. On one side, the rich quarter stands
18 XXXIV|      almost flat over upon its side, and the reeds chafed the
19 XXXV |     Even looking at the bright side of things, he found it both
20 XXXVI|    assailant by leaping to one side, jumped up behind him on
21 XL   |  witnesses saw us start on one side of the African Continent,
22 XLI  |       point, and, on the other side, the slope presented a less