Chapter

 1 I   |   French doctor Sarrasin, the city of Frankville, and the German
 2 I   |     engineer Schultze, in the city of Steeltown, both in the
 3 V   |    they reached a part of the city whence they had to go a
 4 V   |    keen was the search in the city and neighborhood! Useless!
 5 VIII|         It was indeed the old city of Champlain, whose zinc
 6 VIII|  finished before the Canadian city began to slip into the distance.~
 7 VIII|     Royal, which commands the city and forms a magnificent
 8 VIII|       it was Ottawa.~Soon the city faded off towards the horizon,
 9 VIII|    between Trenton and Jersey City has done its eighty-four.~
10 IX  |      right. It was indeed the city from which the seventeen
11 IX  |     after having sighted Iowa City about eleven o’clock in
12 IX  |      Nebraskan frontier—Omaha City, the real head of the Pacific
13 X   |      on the road to Salt Lake City.~And then, in obedience
14 X   |     Mormon capital, Salt Lake City,” said Uncle Prudent. And
15 XI  |     lay below them an immense city, with palaces, villas, gardens,
16 XII |    see distinctly the immense city, the wall which divides
17 XIII|   companion beheld the superb city clustered along both banks
18 XIV |   towers in the center of the city, the mosques and modern
19 XIV |    midnight she was over the “city of light,” which merits
20 XIV |      she was stopped over the city of Paris? We do not know;
21 XIV | glided gently over the mighty city. She took the line of the
22 XIV |     her pass over the eternal city. Two hours afterwards she
23 XV  |      clock in the afternoon a city appeared in the bend of
24 XV  |      river was the Niger. The city was Timbuktu.~If, up to
25 XV  |      Timbuktu is an important city of from twelve to thirteen