Chapter

 1 I    |          inoffensive ruminant had just tasted her last tuft of
 2 I    |       Léman, it had been detected just as the zenith was paling
 3 I    |         have had to put them back just when they most wanted to
 4 II   |        for some of the excitement just exhibited by the members
 5 II   |          society of engineers had just been founded at Buffalo
 6 IV   |          brows knit, “when I have just seriously stated a serious
 7 V    | unpardonable as it happened to be just—historically?~The members
 8 V    |          was only a thin crescent just beginning its monthly life.
 9 V    |         trees, whose summits were just tipped by the parting rays
10 V    |        bent under him, but he had just strength enough to exclaim
11 VII  |           the aerostats which had just been invented. In 1784 Launoy
12 VIII |          of Lake Ontario. She had just crossed the country so poetically
13 IX   |           end the “Albatross” had just reached. They concluded,
14 XIII |          can have some fishing.”~“Just so.”~They were to remain
15 XIII |         destruction afterwards.”~“Just so,” said Uncle Prudent. “
16 XIII |          that means business. But just now we are over the Caspian.
17 XIII |       said Uncle Prudent, who had just appeared on deck.~“President
18 XV   |          the old King Bahadou had just died, and the whole population
19 XVI  |           and Phil Evans, who had just come out of their cabin,
20 XVI  |           Fry! My boy! That would just suit you to see what was
21 XVII |      rescue from the sky had come just in time for the survivors
22 XX   |        hull of the aeronef opened just behind the first deck-house,
23 XXI  |        better, then, to wait.~And just then came the first news
24 XXII |        seemed as if a vessel were just launched from the stocks.
25 XXIII|      suspensory screws, came down just as fast. She ran alongside