Chapter

 1 I      |     that left him with his back turned toward the lake. The vehicle
 2 I      |   Doctor Ferguson, however, had turned around to look about him
 3 I      |         on his journeyings, and turned to such good purpose that
 4 VIII   |       going.”~Every eye was now turned to the doctor.~“Never mind
 5 IX     |        One day the conversation turned upon the means of directing
 6 X      |         a concave base, that is turned downward in the shape of
 7 XI     | combustible in his cylinder and turned the flame so as to produce
 8 XVI    |      flame of the cylinder, and turned it on the spirals of the
 9 XXII   |    obstacle, which could not be turned, had to be crossed, so the
10 XXIV   |    strong-minded looker-on, and turned the affair off with a laugh.~
11 XXV    |       Barclay and Perkins never turned out ale equal to that!”~“
12 XXV    |        looked at each other and turned pale.~“Let us not alight!”
13 XXVII  |     snatched at the weapon, and turned the barrel toward his mouth.~“
14 XXXIV  |         of profound silence, he turned to Kennedy, who sat there
15 XXXV   |          How often his gaze was turned upward to the sky! He hoped
16 XXXVI  |       the lapse of some time he turned toward the doctor and said:~“
17 XXXVI  |         doctor shouted, Joe had turned his head, but without checking
18 XXXVIII|      villages topped with roofs turned over like Armenian caps.
19 XL     |   increasing. Unfortunately, it turned still more toward the south,
20 XLII   |    trees. He looked sharply and turned his night-glass toward the