Chapter

 1 I    |         atmospherical zones. In fact, if there is no air there
 2 IV   |         pocket mitrailleuses in fact.~And taking advantage not
 3 V    |       performed. As a matter of fact they were in full wrangle
 4 V    | particularly after midnight. in fact the darkness was profound,
 5 VII  |         New Worlds.~Nothing, in fact, is better established,
 6 VII  |       it isochronous. That is a fact.~It is equally well known
 7 VII  |   twelve wide, a ship’s deck in fact, with a projecting prow.
 8 VII  |        at quite their speed. In fact, the vessel combined the
 9 VIII |     given to the propellers.~In fact, the speed had been doubled,
10 IX   |        starting-place.”~And, in fact, the “Albatross” was traveling
11 IX   |        be certain to notice the fact. It would be the explanation
12 X    |       air,” said Phil Evans.~In fact the barometer outside the
13 XIII |        attempt to quiet him. In fact, he encouraged him, and
14 XIII |         of those very ropes, in fact, that Uncle Prudent had
15 XIII |      are intermittent!” And, in fact, the “Albatross” was falling
16 XVI  |       crossed the line, and the fact was duly announced to the
17 XVII |     reach of danger. He was, in fact, very like the ostrich,
18 XVIII|       not a minute, to lose.~In fact the violence of the wind
19 XIX  |       her away to the south. In fact, he had been brought back
20 XX   |  recapture them! And then —”~In fact, the safety of the three
21 XXI  |        the Weldon Institute. In fact, it would have required
22 XXI  |       faculty of locomotion. In fact, a few days afterwards it