Chapter

 1 I   |          Yankee wags. “There is a French band well up in the air.”~“
 2 I   |          Begum of Ragginahra, the French doctor Sarrasin, the city
 3 IV  | variations as would have made the French composer groan in his grave.~
 4 VI  |         he English, or German, or French —”~“He is a scoundrel, that
 5 VII |      American, Italian, Austrian, French—and particularly French—
 6 VII |           French—and particularly French—whose work had been perfected
 7 XIV |    engaged in the English, Dutch, French, and Belgian trade. Unless
 8 XIV |            Albatross” reached the French coast near Dunkirk. The
 9 XIV |          Albatross” flew over the French territory at a mean height
10 XIV |        that was to be seen of the French capital. At four o’clock
11 XVII|         be afraid,” said Robur in French, “we have come to help you.
12 XXI |       receipt of the telegram the French mail-boat “Normandie” came