Chapter

 1 Pre   | English-speaking countries by means of carefully prepared translations. Witty
 2 III   |             took up a strong lens, and carefully examined the blank pages
 3 III   |           clever man.”~“Let us examine carefully,” said he again, taking
 4 VIII  |           documents, a sheet of paper, carefully folded, bore the heading
 5 VIII  |               the famous document most carefully laid up in a secret pocket
 6 IX    |            degree of perfection. It is carefully mown in the hay season;
 7 XXV   |                  I looked, and replied carefully:~[1] tpwgln, a hole; dnw,
 8 XXXI  |           light, which I have observed carefully: that the needle, instead
 9 XXXIV |                Professor.~“But we must carefully avoid this waterspout, which
10 XXXVII|                ages. The Professor was carefully examining every little fissure
11 XLII  |                recruit our strength by carefully rationing ourselves, and
12 XLIV  |             slid down screes of ashes, carefully avoiding the lava streams