Chapter

 1 I      |          Let him come in, then! Bring him in!” shouted the audience. “
 2 I      |     each stage of a journey may bring; who can fall asleep at
 3 X      |        that result.~“You saw me bring on board with the car several
 4 XI     |    aerial ship a name that will bring her good luck! let us christen
 5 XII    |  bullets.”~“Would a bullet-hole bring us down?” asked Joe.~“Not
 6 XIII   |        set me on my feet again, bring it without delay. I’ll swallow
 7 XIII   |      yes, no doubt of that!”~“I bring Dick into good air, as the
 8 XIII   |      Joe—and both of you try to bring back some nice cuts of antelope-meat;
 9 XV     | intending to seize the rope and bring the machine to the ground.~
10 XVI    |        into those forests would bring down game worthy of it.
11 XVII   |       too that in England would bring thirty-five guineas per
12 XXIII  |        May God requite you, and bring you to your safe harbor!
13 XXIII  |  shelter him, and enable him to bring his car to the ground, for
14 XXVI   |         slip of paper, and I’ll bring you help or lose my hide.
15 XXXIV  |    contrary current, that might bring him back again to Lake Tchad;
16 XXXVIII|      them, as they will at last bring civilization. Thus, in its
17 XXXVIII|        first European who could bring back any authentic data
18 XL     |     cessation of the rain would bring about a change in the atmospheric