Chapter

 1 I    |        and meteorologists would soon have dropped the subject
 2 V    |        to think of returning so soon to their domicile. They
 3 VI   |      more.~“I expect Robur will soon have us brought before him,”
 4 VIII |         over the Venice lagoon. Soon they could distinguish the
 5 VIII |         no doubt it was Ottawa.~Soon the city faded off towards
 6 IX   |      going due west, they would soon be over Lake Michigan. “
 7 IX   |      the course of the aeronef. Soon the bluffs gave place to
 8 X    |       that of the chasing wind. Soon she was in Nevada over the
 9 X    |  prisoners into their cabin. As soon as the door was shut, Uncle
10 XI   |      must be had to strategy as soon as the “Albatross” again
11 XI   |         that the two colleagues soon assured themselves—nor was
12 XI   |      water from the spout holes soon announced the presence of
13 XI   |       gradually getting closer.~Soon the aeronef was gliding
14 XI   |      speed, the “Albatross” was soon clear of the fog and in
15 XIII |    domain.~Besides, the country soon disappeared in one of those
16 XIII |       foot is built Teheran.~As soon as the day broke on the
17 XIV  |      wind began to drop, and it soon became impossible for the
18 XIV  |         It seems to me we shall soon go to pieces!”~“Perhaps
19 XIV  |         an excellent chance was soon to be offered them.~At ten
20 XV   |     darting along at top speed. Soon he reached the interior,
21 XV   |         in her rapid flight she soon distanced them.~The evening
22 XV   |        in an oblique direction. Soon she emerged from the bed
23 XV   |       could render to humanity.~Soon the “Albatross” rose again
24 XVIII|      ascend, but the heavy pull soon drew her back, and she sunk
25 XVIII|      her suspensory screws. And soon the fury of the storm reached
26 XVIII|    sighted to the north. It was soon seen to be an island. But
27 XIX  |         we ought to get to X as soon as possible.”~“Yes, Tom,
28 XIX  |          so as not to occur too soon or too late.~Uncle Prudent
29 XIX  | conclusions were as follows. As soon as the fore propeller was
30 XX   |     recapture the fugitives!~As soon as the screw was in place
31 XX   |         get into going order as soon as we can, and then we can
32 XXII |      was terrific, and it would soon be above the crowd. A suspicion
33 XXIII|         he desired to return as soon as possible.~In the ruins
34 XXIII|      was in full flight; but it soon appeared that she could
35 XXIII|       our time. I have come too soon today to withstand such