Chapter

 1 I   |          hit.~Who were these two gentlemen? We do not know, although
 2 IV  |       doubt it!” said Jem Chip.~“Gentlemen,” said Robur, and his brows
 3 VIII|         to them and said: “Well, gentlemen, do you believe in the possibility
 4 VIII|         begun two hours before.~“Gentlemen,” said he, “you ask yourselves
 5 XI  |          carelessly as follows: “Gentlemen, a sailing-ship or a steamship
 6 XI  |         course through the fog.~“Gentlemen,” said he, “I have no reason
 7 XII |          voice remarked, “India, gentlemen!”~
 8 XIII|    Albatross” were no children.~“Gentlemen,” said the engineer, “when
 9 XV  |      dismiss them with, “And now gentlemen, I hope you will believe
10 XV  |         the Tuaregs of Taganet.~“Gentlemen, Timbuktu!” he said, in
11 XV  |        days before he had said, “Gentlemen, India!” Then he continued, “
12 XIX |        to be done with those two gentlemen and their servant?”~“Do
13 XXI | continued: “At our last meeting, gentlemen, the discussion was somewhat
14 XXI |         Weldon Institute, said, “Gentlemen, it now only remains for