Chapter

 1 VII   |      the same thing tomorrow.”~“To-morrow, dear Axel, I will say what
 2 VII   |      hopes.~“Yes; the day after to-morrow, early.”~I could hear no
 3 VII   |       about the lapse of time.~“To-morrow morning at six precisely,”
 4 VIII  | afflicted with severe lumbago.~“To-morrow we will do it again,” said
 5 X     |           When can I see him?”~“To-morrow, if you like.”~“Why not
 6 X     |   Because he won’t be here till to-morrow.”~“To-morrow, then,” added
 7 X     |       be here till to-morrow.”~“To-morrow, then,” added my uncle with
 8 XVII  |          We will see about that to-morrow. Let us have our supper,
 9 XX    |      left.” “Why not?” “Because to-morrow we shall have no water.” “
10 XXIX  |        at the present moment?”~“To-morrow, Axel, to-morrow. Now you
11 XXIX  |      moment?”~“To-morrow, Axel, to-morrow. Now you are too faint and
12 XXIX  |       disturbed. Sleep now, and to-morrow I will tell you all.”~“But
13 XXIX  |           Yes, rest to-day, and to-morrow we will set sail.”~“Set
14 XXXI  |     lose, and we shall set sail to-morrow.”~I looked about for a ship.~“
15 XXXVII|         We shall not sail until to-morrow,” he said.~I made a movement
16 XL    |    preparations into activity.~“To-morrow,” said the Professor.~I