Chapter

 1 I      |       few emphatic words at his nephew:~“Axel, follow me!”~I had
 2 I      |      Martha, and myself. As his nephew and an orphan, I became
 3 II     |   Professor Liedenbrock and his nephew to undertake the most wonderful
 4 II     |      affectionate and attentive nephew I considered it my duty
 5 III    | Virlandaise and the professor’s nephew loved each other with a
 6 VI     |  opinions. You are no longer my nephew only, but my colleague.
 7 VII    |         a journey worthy of the nephew of a savant; it is a good
 8 VIII   |        the same kindness to his nephew. It is hardly necessary
 9 XV     |     tufaceous pumice.~As a true nephew of the Professor Liedenbrock,
10 XXIV   |  accompanied by so determined a nephew as myself, go on to final
11 XXIX   |       answered feebly.~“My dear nephew,” said my uncle, pressing
12 XXIX   |           A little patience, my nephew. A relapse might get us
13 XXXIV  |        volcanic islet after his nephew, gives the signal to embark
14 XXXVII |     respectful attention to his nephew’s arguments, but because
15 XXXVII |       no less astonished.~“Yes, nephew. Aha! M. Milne-Edwards!
16 XXXVIII|          and wiser men than his nephew would have had some trouble
17 XLV    |    great man, and I was now the nephew of a great man —which is