Chapter

 1 I    |     brazen notes through space immediately over that part of Canada
 2 III  |        paid for his invention.~Immediately the Weldon Institute set
 3 VI   |       bound him foot and hand.~Immediately Uncle Prudent rose to his
 4 VI   |      cause to be sorry for it. Immediately there was poured forth an
 5 VIII |    sign. The propelling screws immediately stopped, and after running
 6 X    |   going at full speed. She was immediately sighted. A few heads showed
 7 XII  |    through the atmosphere.~But immediately an extraordinary effect
 8 XIII |      it cost them their lives.~Immediately the “Albatross” resumed
 9 XIV  |  opportunity. And, as we shall immediately see, an excellent chance
10 XIV  |        let his snuff-box fall.~Immediately the “Albatross” shot upwards,
11 XV   |     arose on all sides. Almost immediately a fusillade resounded over
12 XVII |        bread!” they exclaimed.~Immediately a basket with some food
13 XVIII|    horizon to disappear almost immediately. At the pole the night lengthened
14 XIX  | thought the reason sufficient.~Immediately Uncle Prudent set to work,
15 XIX  |     were heard on deck. Almost immediately the electric lamps shot
16 XX   |       deck collapsed in space.~Immediately the last suspensory screw
17 XXI  |       members of the club were immediately informed of it. Ten minutes