Chapter

 1 IV    |          had written down; and I repeated to myself “What does it
 2 V     |         s interests?~“No, no,” I repeated, “I shall not speak. He
 3 VIII  |        it’s all right,” my uncle repeated. “How fortunate we are to
 4 XIII  |          he.~“A leper!” my uncle repeated.~This word produced a repulsive
 5 XIV   |          my uncle.~“The rector,” repeated the Professor. “It seems,
 6 XVII  |          Gif akt! ”~“Attention!” repeated my uncle.~In half an hour
 7 XVII  | invisible.~The same manœuvre was repeated with the cord, and half
 8 XVII  |         which I knew that we had repeated fourteen times, each descent
 9 XXIII |          like a madman.~“Water!” repeated my uncle. “Hvar?” he asked,
10 XXIV  |         Under the sea,” my uncle repeated, rubbing his hands with
11 XXVI  |          my way again.~“Come,” I repeated, “since there is but one
12 XXVI  |         find them, I am sure.”~I repeated these words in the fainter
13 XXVIII|       know if the noise would be repeated. A quarter of an hour passed
14 XXVIII|      forlorad‘ was several times repeated in a tone of sympathy and
15 XXVIII|      companions.~“It is they,” I repeated. “What other men can be
16 XXXIV |        Dere nere!”~“Down there?” repeated my uncle.~Then, seizing
17 XXXVI |        question.~“Well, now,” he repeated, “won’t you tell me how
18 XLIII |         often this operation was repeated I cannot say. All I know
19 XLIII |   weakened by so many constantly repeated shocks, seemed to be giving
20 XLIV  |     where are we?” I impatiently repeated.~But there was no answer
21 XLIV  |         Stromboli, Stromboli!” I repeated.~My uncle kept time to my