Chapter

 1 I    |        meridional section they knew nothing about it; in the
 2 I    |        But of what it was they knew nothing.~Scientists began
 3 IV   |  Citizen Chip,” said Robur, “I knew that vegetarians had longer
 4 V    |        the Institute. Everyone knew of the appearance of the
 5 VII  |      acids he used, Robur only knew. And the construction of
 6 XII  |   these peaks; but probably he knew the passes of the Himalayas,
 7 XIV  |        crossing Europe, and he knew that they had made up their
 8 XV   |       crossing.~We know—and he knew—that the kingdom of Dahomey
 9 XV   |        approaching. Robur, who knew the customs of Dahomey,
10 XVI  |     was work for the cook, who knew how to bring out the flavor
11 XVII |      been much different. They knew that the phenomenon was
12 XVIII|    middle of the vortex.~Robur knew this. He also knew it was
13 XVIII|       Robur knew this. He also knew it was best to escape from
14 XVIII| Albatross” would be carried he knew not where.~A cable one hundred
15 XX   |     The fugitives on the shore knew that she would have disappeared