Chapter

 1 I    |        enough to know better.~So far as recording in what locality
 2 I    |        left bank of Niagara, not far from the suspension bridge
 3 IV   |  reserving themselves to see how far this audacious contradictor
 4 VI   |      were not precisely sheep as far as patience went. With his
 5 VII  |       Faure-Sellon-Volckmar very far behind in yielding currents
 6 VII  |     solid than metal wheels, and far lighter. And it was this
 7 XII  |     scared gazelle showed itself far down the slopes. There were
 8 XII  |         immense plain stretching far and wide.~Then Robur stepped
 9 XV   | sometimes at terrific speed that far outstripped the flight of
10 XV   |       commanded by a terrace not far from the place of sacrifice.
11 XIX  |         point of the island. Not far off, down a little creek,
12 XIX  |        Robur to Tom Turner.~“How far off are we?”~“Forty-six
13 XX   |        should not be carried too far to the northeast, but unfortunately
14 XXI  |     later over the plains of the Far West, where it had tried
15 XXI  |          than to try it over the Far West. As to the mechanical
16 XXIII|        in a desolate spot in the Far West. There the engineer,