Chapter

 1 I    |         the mystery, while they continued to disagree about it, and
 2 I    |        Chinaman!~The discussion continued, and there was no sign of
 3 III  |        to us, it would appear,” continued Uncle Prudent, ‘that to
 4 IV   |      Yankees of New England.~He continued: “And now, honorable citizens,
 5 IV   |         would dare to go?~Robur continued: “What? A balloon! When
 6 IV   |         firing to cease.~“Yes,” continued Robur, “the future is for
 7 IV   |        remained impassible, and continued: “There is no progress for
 8 IV   |     these different rates —” he continued.~“There is a difference,”
 9 IV   |         a vengeance.~“Besides,” continued Robur, “With your balloons
10 VI   |         back against the wall,” continued Prudent, “and you, Evans,
11 VIII |        reply.~“You are silent,” continued the engineer. “Doubtless
12 VIII | anything particular, and coolly continued the conversation which he
13 VIII |  himself with a half-smile, and continued in his interrogative style, “
14 X    |        to them.~The “Albatross” continued her descent, slowing her
15 XI   |       space is hers.” And Robur continued his stroll without waiting
16 XI   |      air.~“This view of Tokyo,” continued Robur, “is very curious.”~“
17 XIII |      which the river flows, but continued her flight down the valley
18 XIII |       the fishing Frycollin had continued shouting and kicking at
19 XV   |      Gentlemen, India!” Then he continued, “Timbuktu is an important
20 XV   |         made ironically. “But,” continued he, “it would he dangerous
21 XX   |    became a suspender. The fall continued, but it was checked, and
22 XXI  |   shouts and clappings; then he continued: “At our last meeting, gentlemen,
23 XXIII|        to jump down.~Then Robur continued.~“Citizens of the United