Chapter

 1 IV    |     return at any moment. And suppose he called me? And suppose
 2 IV    |     suppose he called me? And suppose he tackled me again with
 3 VI    |  rocks, and therefore —”~“But suppose it is an extinct volcano?”~“
 4 VI    |     it is quite reasonable to suppose that the external crust
 5 IX    |       have to get up again, I suppose?”~“Oh I don’t trouble myself
 6 XV    |      of internal fire; and to suppose that the mass within did
 7 XV    | latitude would give reason to suppose. The cold was excessively
 8 XVII  |        It was that of Hans. I suppose I had not taken as many
 9 XVII  |     two hundred feet.~I don’t suppose the maddest geologist under
10 XVIII |      vertically.”~“Why do you suppose that?”~“Because if we had
11 XIX   |     yet he pushed on, with, I suppose, his eyes resolutely shut.~
12 XXIII |     of the earth’s structure. Suppose some displacement should
13 XXIII |       occur and crush us all! Suppose the torrent, bursting through,
14 XXX   |  Liedenbrock Sea; and I don’t suppose any other discoverer will
15 XXXI  |    opening.”~“How long do you suppose this sea to be?”~“Thirty
16 XXXIII|      its submarine caverns. I suppose Professor Liedenbrock was
17 XXXV  |    that overarches our heads. Suppose that solid roof should crumble
18 XL    |     have carried us far away. Suppose we had touched with our
19 XLII  |     well has an aperture. But suppose it to be stopped. If the
20 XLIII |      are quite natural.”~“But suppose they should wrap us round.”~“