Chapter

 1 V   |      the insulter before he had opened his mouth.”~“It seems to
 2 V   |        to stop him until he had opened his mouth,” replied Uncle
 3 V   |        The earth seemed to have opened and bodily swallowed the
 4 VI  |      uttered the words the door opened. A man appeared on the threshold.
 5 XI  |       his eyes shut. At last he opened them.~What a shout! And
 6 XI  |       the deck had not the cook opened his arms to receive him.~
 7 XIII|     hours of the morning, there opened to view the incomparable
 8 XIV |    Prudent leant over the rail, opened his hand, and let his snuff-box
 9 XIV |       was untied, examined, and opened with care.~Suddenly a sort
10 XVI |  understood. In a moment he had opened the breech and slipped a
11 XVI |         a magnificent landscape opened around during these short
12 XX  |         the hull of the aeronef opened just behind the first deck-house,
13 XXI | extraordinary that it should be opened by Uncle Prudent and Phil