Chapter

 1 I    |            when one of the seconds— doubtless in the interests of the
 2 III  |           Uncle Prudent, brought up doubtless in the school of Professor
 3 V    |             the clearing.~A signal, doubtless? The moment had come for
 4 VI   |      continuous f-r-r-r.~“The wind, doubtless,” said Uncle Prudent.~“The
 5 VIII |           them through the air, and doubtless to compliment the inventor.
 6 VIII |            continued the engineer. “Doubtless hunger makes you dumb! But
 7 VIII |             he, “you ask yourselves doubtless if this apparatus, so marvelously
 8 IX   |            America round the waist. Doubtless, also, as the passengers
 9 XI   |           of such useless massacre? Doubtless to show off the powers of
10 XV   |             roof of trees. This was doubtless due to her keeping at a
11 XV   | supernatural hippogriff, which “had doubtless come to” take the king’s
12 XVII |             was making no progress. Doubtless there was no one on board
13 XVIII|           they did not do so it was doubtless because the explosive they
14 XX   |            burning powder! He would doubtless have become uneasy! And
15 XXII |     experiment? It was regrettable. Doubtless the spectators would have