Chapter

 1 VII  | capacity of which amounted, in round numbers, to ninety thousand
 2 IX   |        But we’re going to skip round among those little twinklers
 3 XIV  |   animals all live together in round huts, without frames, that
 4 XIV  |        o’clock they saw a huge round rock nearly two miles in
 5 XVI  |    awning. The balloon whirled round wildly enough to make their
 6 XX   |   negroes scampered into their round huts, uttering shrill cries.~
 7 XXXIV|   balloon, which went whirling round and round in contending
 8 XXXIV|        went whirling round and round in contending currents,
 9 XXXV |   gangs of natives who circled round and round the sacred hut
10 XXXV |  natives who circled round and round the sacred hut with contortions
11 XXXV |       staring at him with huge round eyes. Joe felt his stomach