Chapter

 1 II  |     manager of the Wheelton Watch Company, an important manufactory,
 2 III | known as a steam horse in a watch case. Gradually the results
 3 VI  |   quarter to three, and the watch had not stopped.~“That is
 4 VI  |   to be night”.~“Perhaps my watch has got slow,” answered
 5 VI  |  answered Uncle Prudent.~“A watch of the Wheelton Watch Company!”
 6 VI  |     A watch of the Wheelton Watch Company!” exclaimed Phil
 7 XII |  engineer kept an attentive watch on his batteries, the acid
 8 XIII|   who knows that they don’t watch us at night?” asked Evans.~“
 9 XIV |    more difficult to keep a watch on his prisoners while he
10 XVII|    Tom Turner kept constant watch on the barometer—not so
11 XIX |   to work, while Evans kept watch in the neighborhood of the
12 XXI |     cataracts. The Wheelton Watch Company thought of winding