Chapter

 1 IV   |      What a broadside of yells escaped from all these mouths, aimed
 2 VI   |         Here a long-drawn sigh escaped from the darkest corner
 3 VIII |         And as the exclamation escaped him, Uncle Prudent was doing
 4 XII  |     last sigh.~A noisy fanfare escaped from Tom Turner’s trumpet,
 5 XVI  |      few lengthy protuberances escaped, and their points as they
 6 XVI  |    helices jealous. And if she escaped from the spout she might
 7 XX   |     saw that the prisoners had escaped, Robur was seized with a
 8 XX   |       he grew calm, “They have escaped,” said he. “Be it so! But
 9 XXI  |        which the prisoners had escaped! Not a word of what had
10 XXIII|      the fall. But if they had escaped asphyxia, how had they escaped
11 XXIII| escaped asphyxia, how had they escaped being drowned in the Pacific?~