Chapter

 1 I    |        in another? But in this case the house was the terrestrial
 2 III  |       a steam horse in a watch case. Gradually the results of
 3 VII  |    were there an parachutes in case of accident? No. Robur did
 4 IX   |  remote to be regarded. In any case it would be all the worse
 5 IX   |        keep a good lookout, in case some slight deviation from
 6 XI   |     premature outbreak.~In any case the present was not the
 7 XI   |     can hardly say; but in any case be spoke English like a
 8 XI   |       whaler in sight! In that case all they had to do to escape
 9 XI   |       ready to cut the line in case a fresh plunge should render
10 XI   |     taking his observations in case. he thought it best to continue
11 XIII |  perhaps not at all.”~“In that case we must do all we can to
12 XIII |      Yes,” said Evans. “If the case is desperate I don’t mind —”~“
13 XIII |        an inconvenience in the case of messages was here a terrible
14 XVI  |  certainly not.~That being the case, where was this point? How
15 XVI  |       in the end. It is thus a case of legitimate self-defence,
16 XIX  |     the opposite coast. In any case, if they had perceived the
17 XIX  |      best to commence with, in case the “Albatross” had to leave
18 XXI  |       and telegraph offices in case any news should be received.
19 XXII | through the atmosphere? In any case, its speed was terrific,
20 XXIII|       the “Go-Ahead,” it was a case of the swordfish and the