Chapter

 1 VI   |  answered before attempting an escape with any chance of success.~“
 2 VI   |        was to make a hole, and escape through the hole. It remained
 3 X    | strangle him!”~“We must try to escape.” said Phil Evans.~“Yes;
 4 XI   |   quite made up their minds to escape. If they had not had to
 5 XI   |     case all they had to do to escape from their flying prison
 6 XI   |       putting their project of escape into execution. Flight was
 7 XI   |     carrying out their plan of escape, even admitting that they
 8 XI   |       fog from which it cannot escape is always much delayed.
 9 XIII |     they thought of was how to escape. They did not even admire
10 XIII |       their cabin, resolved to escape, even if it cost them their
11 XIII |       perish in its eddies.~To escape this dust, which might have
12 XIII | prisoners, whose temptation to escape could not but be intensified.
13 XIV  | something. It was evident that escape was not to be thought of.
14 XV   |      the higher zones so as to escape from a simoom which was
15 XV   | plaintive murmur that seems to escape from the ground.~Only one
16 XV   |      friends, whose chances of escape had sunk to below zero.
17 XV   |        country, and it did not escape Robur that everybody was
18 XVI  |      and perhaps impossible to escape, for the engineer could
19 XVI  |    been forced to fly aloft to escape from his creditors. As to
20 XVI  |       is it quite certain that escape is impossible?”~“Impossible.”~“
21 XVII |   thinking over their plans of escape, and watching for an opportunity.
22 XVIII|       also knew it was best to escape from the cyclone and get
23 XVIII|      But the aeronef could not escape; the attraction of the cyclone
24 XVIII| sufficient mechanical power to escape through them?~Suddenly the
25 XVIII|        could neither mount nor escape. But in following this unchanging
26 XIX  |      said Phil Evans, “we must escape!”~“Escape?”~“Yes! down the
27 XIX  |      Evans, “we must escape!”~“Escape?”~“Yes! down the cable!
28 XIX  |      alarm had been given. The escape was discovered.~“Help! Help!”
29 XX   |       a paroxysm of anger. The escape meant the revelation of
30 XX   |     them again, “They will not escape from X Island!”~About one
31 XXI  |       28th of July; the daring escape to the earth, the scramble
32 XXI  |        had occurred since the, escape of the fugitives. And that
33 XXIII|       Go-Ahead” they could not escape. A public vengeance, which
34 XXIII|    appeared that she could not escape horizontally, and so she