Chapter

 1 III  |        speed, they could not be kept going in a moderate breeze.
 2 III  |   Captains Krebs and Renard had kept the secret had been surpassed,
 3 IV   |      hoaxer? Whoever he was, he kept his audience in hand. There
 4 V    |         monthly life. Frycollin kept a lookout to the left and
 5 V    |        to kick him out, but had kept him on for fear of doing
 6 VI   |  everything that betrayed anger kept dumb and fury imprisoned,
 7 VI   |       we need not recur, we had kept our eyes more open, this
 8 VII  |         of the accumulators was kept equally secret. Of what
 9 VII  |  belonged entirely to Robur. He kept it a close secret. And,
10 VIII |        crew, breakfast probably kept them from their posts. An
11 X    | reservoir in which the water is kept in permanent ebullition
12 X    |    myriads. But the “Albatross” kept on at such a height that
13 XI   |       feet or more.~At first he kept himself well back behind
14 XI   |    these different maneuvers he kept his eyes shut. At last he
15 XII  |     take advantage. The aeronef kept on her course to the southwest,
16 XII  |       at the helm. The engineer kept an attentive watch on his
17 XIII |         health of her crew. She kept on without undue haste towards
18 XIII |         little to him if it was kept in an English or Muscovite
19 XIII |   guessed, a sharp look-out was kept on the prisoners, whose
20 XIV  |       after leaving Gousta, had kept her southerly course, which
21 XV   |       over except a few hundred kept by Tapage for his larder.
22 XV   |       the capital, Abomey. Well kept roads radiating among vast
23 XVII |      Edinburgh.~The thermometer kept steadily below freezing,
24 XVII |         mate. He and Tom Turner kept constant watch on the barometer—
25 XVIII| material, which was fortunately kept at bay by the centrifugal
26 XIX  |        set to work, while Evans kept watch in the neighborhood