Chapter

 1 I     |     fail, it will, at least, remain on record as one of the
 2 VII   |      smaller one would still remain intact. The outer envelope
 3 VII   |    instance, the other would remain intact.~The balloons were
 4 XIII  |     Africa; but we shall not remain here long; so let’s be off.”~
 5 XV    | extra speed. Dick had better remain, therefore, in the car,
 6 XV    |   with me, only that he must remain at the foot of the ladder.”~“
 7 XV    |   have no fear, and each one remain at the post that I have
 8 XXI   |      of us; there will still remain sixty pounds of ballast
 9 XXIII |    And the whole of it is to remain useless!”~“Perhaps! but
10 XXVIII|       the doctor resolved to remain where he was while waiting
11 XXVIII|   would have been willing to remain forever in this enchanting
12 XXX   |    to make up their minds to remain motionless at the distance
13 XXXIV |  said the doctor; “we cannot remain in this situation.”~“But,
14 XLII  |    with the few objects that remain. We shall make in all a