Chapter

 1 II   |        And so do we!” replied half a hundred voices confounded
 2 II   |     of all fermented liquors, half a Mussulman, half a Brahman.
 3 II   |    liquors, half a Mussulman, half a Brahman. On this occasion
 4 III  |  yielded a speed of six and a half yards per second.~With regard
 5 IV   |       pressure of eight and a half hundredweight on a square
 6 IV   |  hundred and thirty —”~“And a half!”~“And the mosquito, which
 7 VII  |      air. Two centuries and a half afterwards inventors began
 8 VII  |       the others; and if only half were working, the “Albatross”
 9 IX   | States which form the western half of the Union.~Uncle Prudent,
10 IX   |     less than two hours and a half; and they crossed the Father
11 X    |     less than two hours and a half they were through the Rockies,
12 X    |    her original speed, and in half an hour the express was
13 XI   |     talking to the mate. Only half the screws were working,
14 XI   |    this towing dangerous.~For half an hour, and perhaps for
15 XIII |   valley of the Hydaspes.~For half an hour only did she descend
16 XIV  |        beating to windward in half a gale of wind, will understand
17 XVII |      of the Milky Sea. In the half shadow, which the enfeebled
18 XVIII|   lasted nineteen hours and a half. The sun’s disk— without
19 XVIII|     like a huge fan open over half the sky. Its farthest electric
20 XIX  |    their work. At this moment half of them were in action,
21 XIX  |       deck-house. He was only half asleep. All flight would
22 XX   |      is about two hours and a half since we got adrift. The
23 XXI  |      June. Three months and a half had gone, and seemed to
24 XXIII|     burst the balloon, which, half inflated still, was falling