Chapter

 1 III  |    You will admit that I have taken my precautions in such manner
 2 XVIII|      The doctor had carefully taken his position by the altitude
 3 XX   |       on it, and the seed has taken root and grown as though
 4 XXI  |    any accident you should be taken by surprise, all would be
 5 XXII |    recognition, his charities taken in ill part, and he remained
 6 XXII | tranquil time was when he was taken for a madman. Meanwhile,
 7 XXV  |      the doctor, after he had taken a look.~“Good!” said Kennedy; “
 8 XXVII|      hurried on, they had not taken notice of certain large
 9 XIX  |      modern discovery. I have taken up the lost scent of preceding
10 XIX  |      needful precautions were taken to hold it there firmly;
11 XXXIV|     atmosphere.~The direction taken by our aeronauts differed
12 XXXVI|     the pursuit, they had not taken notice of the balloon, which
13 XLII |       The apparatus had to be taken down piece by piece. First,
14 XLII |        These were then easily taken out, and drawn away by the
15 XLIII|     of the River.~“Had we not taken the precaution to lighten
16 XLIII|     river. They had well-nigh taken it for some celestial phenomenon,