Chapter

1 V    |           the immense prairie was broken every now and then by the
2 IX   |  fragments fallen on the soil and broken in their fall. At a distance
3 XII  |      sighted an enormous barrier, broken here and there by several
4 XV   |      folds of an Arab burnous and broken in picturesque masses. In
5 XVI  |      could revictual. That he had broken off all connections with
6 XVI  |         bear above them.~“Nothing broken on board?” asked Robur.~“
7 XX   | suspensory screws were twisted or broken, but a few in the bow still
8 XX   |       coolness, climbed up to the broken deck-house, and seizing
9 XXIII|         the explosion, her screws broken, her deck smashed in two,