Chapter

 1 II    |       over the fireplace.~At that moment our good housekeeper Martha
 2 III   |         proof of which I see in a moment. The first letter is a double
 3 III   |         Virlandaise threw me in a moment out of the world of realities
 4 III   |          the victory.~Just as the moment of the supreme experiment
 5 IV    |     Professor might return at any moment. And suppose he called me?
 6 IV    |         could my uncle be at that moment? I fancied him running under
 7 IV    |         rapid revolutions, at the moment when the back was turned
 8 IV    |      without a pause, without one moment’s hesitation, I read off
 9 VI    |          a splendid service, at a moment when, wearied out with the
10 VI    |           from me in an unguarded moment. The Professor bent his
11 VI    |           consider. For one short moment I felt a ray of hope, speedily
12 VII   |         reflection. I had at that moment quite courage enough to
13 VII   |   sensible young man should for a moment entertain such a proposal.
14 VII   |         darted after him.~At that moment my uncle was solemnly investing
15 IX    |      these islands, and from that moment took a straight course for
16 IX    |        Picturssen, he was at that moment engaged on an episcopal
17 X     |           the matter. But after a moment’s reflection he decided
18 XII   |           of abiding a particular moment of the tide to undertake
19 XII   |           to sea.~That favourable moment arrived only with six o’
20 XIII  |         filled the chamber. Every moment I noticed a fair-haired
21 XIII  |   announcement of dinner. At that moment our hunter returned, who
22 XIV   |      suspending his labours for a moment, uttered a sound no doubt
23 XIV   |          not brewing at this very moment? Does it follow that because
24 XV    |         that, having rested for a moment while my companions continued
25 XVI   |         shot up into the air at a moment’s notice!”~But I did not
26 XVII  |            or 2,800 feet.~At this moment I heard the voice of Hans.~“
27 XVIII |       prefer. Don’t let us lose a moment. Where is the bundle we
28 XVIII |        the earth. At this precise moment the journey commences.”~
29 XVIII |       entered the gallery.~At the moment of becoming engulfed in
30 XVIII |       answer that question at the moment. Hunger and fatigue made
31 XIX   |         until 12.17, the, precise moment when we overtook Hans, who
32 XX    |         lustreless lining. At one moment, the tunnel becoming very
33 XXI   |        His voice, which had for a moment been tender and gentle,
34 XXI   |          it.~How I wished at this moment I could have made him understand
35 XXII  |           me, I could not get one moment’s sleep. I was suffering
36 XXII  |      farther. Yet after the first moment of terror I felt ashamed
37 XXIII |         Hansbach it was from that moment.~Hans was none the prouder.
38 XXIV  |         peaceable course. At this moment it reminded me of my worthy
39 XXV   |          And perhaps at this very moment there is a storm above,
40 XXVI  |     incident. It was at that very moment that I must have gone on.~
41 XXVII |       could reach my ears. At the moment when I left the right road
42 XXVII |           is evident that at that moment a deviation had presented
43 XXVII |           to shut my eyes for one moment, for fear of losing the
44 XXVII |          experience, and the next moment I lay in the heavy gloom
45 XXVIII|           I was sure of it.~For a moment I feared the words might
46 XXVIII|        you will observe the exact moment when you get my answer.”~“
47 XXIX  |       tenderer qualities.~At this moment Hans came, he saw my hand
48 XXIX  |       where we are at the present moment?”~“To-morrow, Axel, to-morrow.
49 XXX   |           ungrateful.~But at that moment my attention was drawn to
50 XXXI  |     Atlantic itself.”~At the same moment we reached the sand on the
51 XXXII |          were soon afloat. At the moment of leaving the harbour,
52 XXXII |          fall overboard.”~At that moment I felt the sinewy hand of
53 XXXIII|       lizard, the tortoise. Every moment I seem to see one or other
54 XXXIV |          would sink our raft in a moment.”~Hans, steering with his
55 XXXV  |          as if my companions, the moment they touched me, would receive
56 XXXV  |       tempest may capsize us in a moment?~“Let us reef the sail and
57 XXXV  |        never seems to cease for a moment. Zigzag streams of bluish
58 XL    | Saknussemm, and we should at this moment be imprisoned on a rockbound,
59 XL    |       head, made for it without a moment’s delay.~The aperture, which
60 XLI   |         At six we were afoot. The moment drew near to clear a way
61 XLI   |      fathoms out to sea.~It was a moment of intense excitement. The
62 XLI   |           What took place at that moment? I believe I did not hear
63 XLI   |   embarked had disappeared at the moment of the explosion, when the
64 XLI   |           self-possessed.~At that moment the light from our lantern
65 XLII  |           temperature was at this moment at the height of 100° Fahr.~
66 XLII  |          a chance of safety, if a moment for active exertion presents
67 XLII  |          heat of a furnace at the moment when the molten metal is
68 XLII  |          furnace?” I cried at one moment when the heat was redoubling.~“
69 XLII  |         burning hot.”~At the same moment, touching the water, I had
70 XLIII |          his notions than at this moment when he was calmly contemplating
71 XLIII |           breath. I thought for a moment how delightful it would
72 XLIV  |          hands all round.~At that moment, if he did not share our