Chapter

 1 XII    |   they remained in sight.~At noon, the doctor, upon consulting
 2 XVII   |    too many precautions.”~At noon the Victoria was at twenty-nine
 3 XVIII  |     diet of curdled milk.~At noon, the Victoria was in one
 4 XX     |      to my idea.”~It now was noon. The Victoria had been going
 5 XXIII  |   complete sterility.~Toward noon, the doctor, for the purpose
 6 XXIV   |  dried meat and pemmican. By noon, the Victoria had advanced
 7 XXIV   |    one that had preceded it; noon poured down the same exhaustless
 8 XXVI   |   hollowed out there.~It was noon; and solar observations
 9 XXXVIII|   close to large cities!”~At noon the Victoria was passing
10 XLIII  | terminate. It was now nearly noon; the Victoria was getting