Chapter

 1 I    |      major, common time, which gave note for note, rhythm for
 2 II   |        Martha, called Mat, who gave the tone to the best society
 3 II   |        shots that the measures gave no appreciable difference.
 4 VI   |        stamped on the floor it gave a peculiar sound that Uncle
 5 VI   |       felt it.”~Here Frycollin gave vent to a long groan, which
 6 VI   |     factory—the tiny gong only gave a quarter to three, and
 7 VI   |        see better.”~Phil Evans gave it a sharp knock with the
 8 VI   |  handle of his bowie-knife. It gave back a silvery sound, but
 9 IX   |        whose gyratory movement gave their arms the appearance
10 IX   |       aeronef. Soon the bluffs gave place to the large plains
11 XI   |        Institute. And so Robur gave orders for the capture of
12 XI   |      whale, seriously wounded, gave the sea such a slap with
13 XI   |      of its executed criminals gave off into space.~The two
14 XII  |    like those of a harmonicon, gave forth a most melancholy
15 XII  | sonorous waves which the kites gave off through the atmosphere.~
16 XII  |    wrapped in a great-coat. He gave the orders, while Tom Turner
17 XII  |       strength of the current, gave forth a note of intense
18 XIII |       something occurred which gave rise to another most regrettable
19 XIII |      like the Negro he was, he gave himself over to groaning
20 XIV  |       and by the electric bell gave the alarm to the men in
21 XIV  |        but it told all, and it gave the address of the Weldon
22 XVIII|       constantly affected, and gave no precise indication of
23 XXII |     wind or rain; her capacity gave her sufficient ascensional