Chapter

 1 I   |         rough broadbrim upon the table, and these few emphatic
 2 II  |         And he laid out upon the table a piece of parchment, five
 3 II  |         M. Liedenbrock is not at table!”~“Who could have believed
 4 III |         out his fist towards the table. “Sit there, and write.”~
 5 III |          a vehement thump on the table dragged me back to the realities
 6 IV  |          laid the paper upon the table. At a glance I could tell
 7 IV  |      with air.~I leaned over the table; I laid my finger successively
 8 V   |    unfortunate document upon the table.~Professor Liedenbrock seemed
 9 VI  |        my uncle before the empty table. Explanations were given,
10 VI  |         he sat at one end of his table, I at the other.~“Axel,”
11 VII |      downstairs. My uncle was at table, devouring his breakfast.
12 IX  | appropriately upon a Lilliputian table. A few sickly wallflowers
13 XIII|         ceremony over, we sat at table, twenty-four in number,