Chapter

 1 VII |           Albatross.”~Robur, his mate Tom Turner, an engineer
 2 VIII|       before Robur appeared. His mate, Tom Turner, accompanied
 3 VIII|          the air was that of the mate, Tom Turner. The flag planted
 4 X   |         addressed himself to the mate, Tom Turner.~Tom Turner
 5 XI  |          alone or talking to the mate. Only half the screws were
 6 XI  |          blow of the hatchet the mate severed the line, and the “
 7 XIII|          were his cries when the mate and one of the men seized
 8 XVII|  frequent consultations with his mate. He and Tom Turner kept
 9 XVII|     direction pointed out by the mate.~Robur asked for the glass
10 XVII|         Jeannette,” and I am the mate. We left her a fortnight
11 XVII|      descended towards them. The mate with difficulty restrained
12 XVII|         Where are we?” asked the mate at last.~“Fifty miles from
13 XVII|         to you,” said Robur.~The mate understood that the incognito
14 XIX | propellers into order,” said the mate. “We may have the wind against
15 XIX |          to X Island, but as the mate had said, the voyage would
16 XX  |        torn off his bandage. The mate had then run back to the
17 XX  |         cabin. “Hallo!” said the mate, with a sniff.~“What is
18 XX  |      drive in the door!”~But the mate had not made one step towards