Chapter

 1 I     |       dinner had only just been put into the oven.~“Well, now,”
 2 III   |       the effect of that, Axel; put down upon this paper any
 3 IV    |        Quite impossible! When I put them together by twos, threes,
 4 V     |        a question more forcibly put.~I nodded my head up and
 5 VI    |      myself; I even resolved to put a good face upon it. Scientific
 6 VI    |      see.”~“Ah!” said I, rather put out. “But do let me exhaust
 7 VI    |         Are you afraid of being put into a state of fusion?”~“
 8 VII   |       the streets of Hamburg to put me right again. I therefore
 9 VIII  |     removed, labelled, weighed, put into the luggage vans, and
10 VIII  |     Copenhagen; the luggage was put upon a carriage and taken
11 IX    |    transport, he was obliged to put off these inquiries until
12 IX    |         cap; when married, they put around their heads a coloured
13 X     |       and I see why Saknussemm, put into the Index Expurgatorius,
14 X     |       feature. He tried hard to put on an innocent little expression
15 XI    | nitrogen. When the apparatus is put in action this gas becomes
16 XII   |   quadrupeds, I hardly cared to put it to the test by trusting
17 XIV   |  farewell. But the farewell was put in the unexpected form of
18 XVI   |   standing.”~The question being put, Hans replied:~“Scartaris.”~
19 XVI   |      mortar, and the comparison put me in a terrible fright.~“
20 XVIII |       apparatus, which was also put into action. This ingenious
21 XIX   |    water.”~“Well, Axel, we will put ourselves upon rations.”~
22 XX    |   terrible explosion would have put an end to travelling and
23 XXVIII|      call your name.”~. . . .~I put my ear to the wall, and
24 XXX   | philosophers has so sagaciously put together again.”~“It is
25 XXXV  |        into water; and the air, put into violent action to supply
26 XXXVI |         took the opportunity to put to my uncle the question
27 XXXVII|     Never had I seen the man so put out of countenance and so
28 XXXVII|       guide, and immediately he put everything on board and
29 XL    |     doubt; even the tempest has put us on the right way. Blessings
30 XL    |        Every bit of cordage was put on board. We took our places,
31 XL    |  require our ladders.”~My uncle put his Ruhmkorff’s apparatus
32 XLI   |       them worse.~In seeking to put our cargo into somewhat
33 XLIV  |         are not in Germany.”~He put the same question in English.~