Chapter

 1 1 |  instant flight, fearing to see open before them some immense
 2 3 | From Pleasant Garden we can see the entire crest of the
 3 3 |    Come, I repeat, we shall see! We shall see!”~At that
 4 3 |      we shall see! We shall see!”~At that point of the investigation
 5 3 |     Mr. Smith, “and we will see if it is possible to make
 6 5 |      but had been unable to see him. Family affairs had
 7 6 |   that my first idea was to see if there was any news from
 8 6 |    more than once.~“Now you see what will happen,” continued
 9 6 |        Cheer up, and let us see if it is not better news
10 7 |       I cried, laughing, “I see you have the very spirit
11 7 |   herself at nothing. “If I see them again,” she added, “
12 8 | machine!~It was not easy to see how the remarkable transformation
13 10|    dark, you could scarcely see from one side of the street
14 10|   with initials, as you can see.”~“And where was it posted?”~“
15 10|  hand.”~“It seems so.”~“You see what threats are made against
16 10| attaches them, I cannot yet see; but I am sure the thread
17 11|   daylight enough for us to see easily, even in the shade
18 11|   to approach the Creek and see if the “Terror” was still
19 12|     I answered, “they might see us. We must lie crouched
20 12|      landed, they could not see us; but we could see them,
21 12|    not see us; but we could see them, and would be able
22 13|   be surprised that I could see no land, neither that of
23 13|     not appear surprised to see me out of my cabin. Turning
24 13|     to the machine, I could see nothing of it, nor of the
25 13|   adventure finish? Would I see this invisible captain at
26 14|   of an hour later, I could see plainly that there were
27 14|     busy below. I looked to see if the destroyers were still
28 14|     minutes later, we could see the first trees of Goat
29 15|     was that, while I could see that the machine used wheels
30 15|     was still impossible to see. I must wait until the sun
31 17|   had not been permitted to see the engine; doubtless I
32 17|    doubtless I should never see it.~On the question of my
33 17|   my confreres hope ever to see me again? The two destroyers
34 17|    Nevertheless, if I could see nothing of what was passing
35 17|   hundred feet. I could not see Robur, so he was probably
36 17| what I had not been able to see during our former nocturnal