Chapter

 1 VII   |        did the doctor forget an awning to shelter the car, nor
 2 XI    |       the travelling-wraps, the awning, the provisions, and the
 3 XII   |       inside of the half-opened awning, were always within sight,
 4 XII   |        at full length under the awning, and slept quietly; while
 5 XIII  |          and lay down under the awning.~“A little patience, Dick,
 6 XVI   |    together the curtains of the awning. The balloon whirled round
 7 XXII  |        let us lay him under the awning.”~And they did gently deposit
 8 XXII  |         closed the folds of the awning and resumed the guidance
 9 XXII  |        doctor went in under the awning for a moment or two, to
10 XXII  |      raised the curtains of the awning, and he inhaled with delight
11 XXVI  |          in the shade under the awning, indicated one hundred and
12 XXXIV | instruments suspended under the awning clattered together as though
13 XXXVI |       him comfortably under the awning.~Joe soon returned to consciousness,
14 XXXVII|     between the curtains of the awning.~“There he is! there’s our
15 XXXVII|     stretched himself under the awning; but Ferguson, who was not
16 XLI   |     Well, let us get rid of the awning, for its weight is quite
17 XLI   |       the heavy curtains of the awning and throw them overboard.~“