Chapter

 1 I    |      week the Hamburgers at the top of St. Michael’s Tower,
 2 IV   |      can support himself on the top of it if the soles of his
 3 VI   |     trees?”~“No.”~“Not even the top branches?”~“No.”~“Then we
 4 VII  |       aerial locomotion, on the top of which appeared Robur
 5 VIII | Nuremburg toy planted on a hill top. This toy with its polychrome
 6 IX   |    there would have been on the top of a lofty building. The
 7 X    |   Institute roared forth at the top of his voice, “I am Uncle
 8 XII  |       not intend to go over the top of these peaks; but probably
 9 XV   |      sometimes darting along at top speed. Soon he reached the
10 XXIII| followed her round and round at top speed, was now invisible.~