Chapter

 1 III  |       work well in hand. In the Turner yard at Philadelphia there
 2 VII  | Albatross.”~Robur, his mate Tom Turner, an engineer and two assistants,
 3 VIII |         appeared. His mate, Tom Turner, accompanied him. He said
 4 VIII |       was that of the mate, Tom Turner. The flag planted on the
 5 X    |        himself to the mate, Tom Turner.~Tom Turner was an Englishman
 6 X    |       the mate, Tom Turner.~Tom Turner was an Englishman of about
 7 X    |     Evans.~“I don’t know,” said Turner.~“I need not ask if he has
 8 XI   |         we try, sir?” asked Tom Turner.~“Yes,” said Robur.~In the
 9 XI   |         surface to breathe. Tom Turner and one of the men were
10 XI   |    whale! A whale!” shouted Tom Turner, as the back of a cetacean
11 XI   |        it she stopped dead.~Tom Turner seized the arquebus, which
12 XI   |      flesh.~“Look out!” shouted Turner.~Uncle Prudent and Phil
13 XI   |      and the ship followed him. Turner stood ready to cut the line
14 XI   |         with such rapidity that Turner had barely time to cut the
15 XII  |        fanfare escaped from Tom Turner’s trumpet, and drowned the
16 XII  |      gave the orders, while Tom Turner was at the helm. The engineer
17 XIII |       an india-rubber pipe, Tom Turner and his men replenished
18 XIII |        waters.~That morning Tom Turner was talking to the cook,
19 XIII |       effect on Robur.~When Tom Turner and his companions were
20 XIII |       them.~“Look out!” shouted Turner, as he harpooned a good-size
21 XIII |        end of a line,” he said.~Turner saw his meaning at once.
22 XIV  |         seen but heard, for Tom Turner brought out his trumpet
23 XV   |       At a gesture from him Tom Turner and some of the crew ran
24 XV   |        but a few words with Tom Turner. It did not look as though
25 XV   |       will have them!” said Tom Turner. And, rushing to the magazine,
26 XVI  |      The order was given to Tom Turner, who was crouching behind
27 XVI  |       Robur.~“No,” answered Tom Turner. “But we don’t want to have
28 XVII |       with his mate. He and Tom Turner kept constant watch on the
29 XVII |       in the afternoon when Tom Turner came up to the engineer
30 XVII |          Hallo, there!” shouted Turner, loud enough for the men
31 XVIII|         hurricane took her.~Tom Turner was at the helm, and it
32 XIX  |    supposed,” said Robur to Tom Turner.~“How far off are we?”~“
33 XIX  |      some conversation with Tom Turner it was decided to give the
34 XIX  |    There they are!” shouted Tom Turner. The fugitives were seen.~
35 XX   |      and shouted, Robur and Tom Turner had rushed up to him and
36 XX   |     become uneasy! And told Tom Turner! And then they would have
37 XX   |     superhuman and sublime.~Tom Turner came up to the engineer.
38 XX   |        to fall astern, when Tom Turner was surprised by a peculiar