Chapter

 1 VII  |     hurrying your preparations forward?”~“Are we to go?” I asked
 2 IX   |     the schooner he dragged me forward, and pointing with outstretched
 3 XVI  |      was his tranquil answer.~“Forward!” replied my uncle.~It was
 4 XVII |   enterprise or refuse to move forward. But I was ashamed to recoil
 5 XIX  |     all. He had but one idea — forward! He walked, he slid, he
 6 XXI  |        early. We had to hasten forward. It was a three days’ march
 7 XXII |       we are in the right way. Forward!”~When in its early stages
 8 XXIII| flowing around us.”~We hurried forward in the greatest excitement.
 9 XXX  |   petrified cedars.~I hastened forward. I could not give any name
10 XXXII|       answer, but went and sat forward. The northern shore was
11 XXXII|      be condensed, and carried forward amongst the planetary bodies.
12 XXXIV|         Are we, then, speeding forward to some cataract which will
13 XXXV |           Where are we? Driven forward with a swiftness that cannot
14 XXXIX|     losing his way, hurried me forward. We advanced in silence,
15 XXXIX|      said he, seizing my arm. “Forward! forward!”~“No, I will not!”
16 XXXIX|      seizing my arm. “Forward! forward!”~“No, I will not!” I cried. “
17 XL   |    appeared impossible to me.~“Forward! forward!” I cried.~I was
18 XL   |    impossible to me.~“Forward! forward!” I cried.~I was already
19 XLIII|        driving us irresistibly forward. But to what numberless
20 XLIII|        soon hurried and driven forward with a rapid but irregular
21 XLIII|   fresh impulse we were hurled forward with a greatly increased
22 XLIII|        we were being projected forward the hot air almost stopped