Chapter

 1 3 |       horns or tails. We shall find them out.”~On the morrow,
 2 3 |    perhaps at the top we shall find a fire to cook it, already
 3 3 |  wholly extinct that we cannot find there a single ember? Bah!
 4 3 |       that mid-day would still find us several hundred feet
 5 7 |  fantastic personage could not find one better than the Great
 6 7 |       eagles or condors, could find refuge there.~The nineteenth
 7 8 |   machine, it was necessary to find the inventor; and there
 8 8 |      it has been impossible to find any trace of him anywhere
 9 8 |     colleagues and I would not find ourselves some day reduced
10 10|      anything. Where could one find this Master of the World?
11 11|        the waves, and it could find absolute calm a few score
12 11| farmers or fishermen. We would find not an inn for our meals
13 11|       necessary, and we should find the boat still there. As
14 11|       and where our horses may find pasture. Then, as soon as
15 12|        Terror,” that we should find her anchored at the base
16 12|        still upon the lake, to find her, reach her and capture
17 12|       I had never been able to find any further traces! There
18 14| presented itself, I should not find myself in an unknown district.
19 14|         what projectiles could find the submarine?~Five minutes
20 14|     her pursuers; but she must find her path barred by them
21 15|   might be more interesting to find out what kind of propeller
22 17|      not wish that they should find there no single evidence
23 17|        me! I made no effort to find forgetfulness in sleep.
24 17|       heavily, it could always find calm in the tranquil depths.~
25 17|     into a submarine. It would find security and calm at a few