Chapter

 1 III  |    Weldon Institute, was nearly ready. In less than six weeks
 2 IV   |        strikes, their answer is ready. Have they not proved that
 3 V    |       worse. With a master ever ready to venture on the most audacious
 4 VII  |          their flying machines, ready to do their work, once there
 5 XI   |   assistant were at their posts ready to obey the orders signaled
 6 XI   |      followed him. Turner stood ready to cut the line in case
 7 XIII |        safe. And we ought to be ready at any moment.”~“But,” asked
 8 XIII |         companions were getting ready for fishing, the engineer
 9 XIV  |     from the others so as to be ready at the propitious moment.
10 XV   |          armed as he was, stood ready to fire when the order was
11 XVI  |         the shock.~“Get the gun ready!” said Robur.~The order
12 XX   |      his chief. Not one but was ready to do anything to recapture
13 XX   |       day comes.”~They were all ready to do so. The stern-screw
14 XXII |         of April everything was ready. Since eleven o’clock the
15 XXII |        few feet from the ground ready to rise in mid-air. It was
16 XXIII| destroyed by the explosion, was ready to take flight. And he had