Chapter

 1 VII |      the machine that drove the bow screw, in that aft was the
 2 VII |         the stern screw. In the bow were the cook’s galley and
 3 VIII|       Prudent. And going to the bow they looked out towards
 4 IX  | sprawling at full length in the bow, keeping his eyes shut so
 5 XI  |      one of the men were in the bow. Within his reach was one
 6 XI  |        water dashed up over the bow of the aeronef. Then he
 7 XII |       their upper end a sort of bow of light wood with a thin
 8 XII |   excessive.~Robur stood in the bow, his sturdy figure wrapped
 9 XIII|      Evans, who was then in the bow, where Frycollin was overwhelming
10 XVII|     Phil Evans, who were in the bow, looked in the direction
11 XIX |         It was the screw at the bow which was first attacked
12 XIX |     While they were busy in the bow of the aeronef, Uncle Prudent
13 XIX |       Evans.~They went into the bow, thinking Frycollin might
14 XX  |     particularly the one in the bow.~“Tom,” said the engineer, “
15 XX  |         men were at work in the bow, twenty yards away from
16 XX  |        broken, but a few in the bow still revolved.~At the same