Chapter

 1 III | Calculations made with the greatest care, diagrams drawn with the
 2 IV  |           others whom it takes good care, to forget.”~This was a
 3 VII |              The engineer took good care—and not unreasonably—to
 4 VIII|        somewhat keenly they did not care to stand upon ceremony,
 5 IX  |               Robur had better take care! I am not the man to stand
 6 XIII|          Prudent; and there, taking care not to be overheard, he
 7 XIV |             his lamentations.~“Take care, Fry, take care! For, as
 8 XIV | lamentations.~“Take care, Fry, take care! For, as they say in my
 9 XIV |         Prudent and Phil Evans took care not to miss such an excellent
10 XIV |           examined, and opened with care.~Suddenly a sort of explosion