Chapter

 1 III   |   banks of the Elbe, and after having bid good-bye to the swan,
 2 IV    |       read it,” I cried, after having well distended my lungs
 3 V     |       him to his destruction.”~Having formed this resolution,
 4 V     |     myself for my absurdity in having waited so long, and I finally
 5 VI    |   mislead?”~I almost regretted having uttered this last word,
 6 VIII  |     said Captain Bjarne, after having pocketed more dollars than
 7 XII   |       chances.”~This reasoning having settled my mind, we got
 8 XII   |       the fiord, when, the sea having reached its greatest height,
 9 XIII  |    beyond.~That evening, after having forded two rivers full of
10 XV    |       with such rapidity that, having rested for a moment while
11 XVII  |     Now,” said my uncle, after having completed these preparations, “
12 XVIII |    questioned Hans, who, after having examined attentively with
13 XXIII | increasing. The torrent, after having for some time flowed over
14 XXVI  |       beneficent spring, after having satisfied our thirst on
15 XXXI  |        our journey, everything having gone on well so far.”~“But
16 XXXIII|     shared my fears, for after having examined the pick, his eyes
17 XXXIV |       says the Professor, who, having named this volcanic islet
18 XXXV  |     the atmospheric condition, having once reached this density,
19 XXXVI |       remained uninjured after having risked blowing up during
20 XXXVI |        t decline the honour of having given your name to the first
21 XLIV  |  accomplished! How marvellous! Having entered by one volcano,
22 XLV   |    more we were at Marseilles, having no care on our minds except