Chapter

 1 I   |       in the Königstrasse, in spite of the restless impatience
 2 IV  |     would start, he would, in spite of everything and everybody,
 3 V   |       truth, I pitied him. In spite of the reproaches which
 4 VI  |  hypothesis,” I exclaimed, in spite rather of myself.~“And which
 5 XIV |     passage, to go deeper, in spite of all the Saknussemm’s
 6 XV  | Professor Liedenbrock, and in spite of my dismal prospects,
 7 XV  |  perform their office, and in spite of his impatience he decided
 8 XXI |     surface of the earth.”~In spite of my irritation I was moved
 9 XXXI|       the general law. And in spite of the heavy atmospheric
10 XLI |     the sound of my voice.~In spite of darkness, noise, astonishment,
11 XLII|       understand them, and in spite of myself I felt interested
12 XLV | theory of gradual cooling: in spite of what I have seen and
13 XLV | sorrow. Our faithful Hans, in spite of our entreaties, had left