Chapter

 1 1 |             Perhaps the mount might better have been called a crater,
 2 1 |         should be tried again under better conditions. Indeed, fresh
 3 3 |          Smith, “and I think we had better follow the road that it
 4 3 |               cried he, “we know no better than before what is inside
 5 3 |     organize a new ascent. But what better chance had it of succeeding
 6 4 |             scarcely practicable. A better way would be to erect across
 7 4 |        giant cypresses, there is no better track in the world than
 8 6 |             let us see if it is not better news than that.”~The envelope
 9 7 |        personage could not find one better than the Great Eyrie!” But,
10 8 |      qualities and limitations were better known. No amount of money
11 8 |             not put her millions to better use.~But to buy the machine,
12 8 |             no human being has ever better merited the title. The press
13 8 |             I asked myself if I had better mention these things to
14 8 |            alone, or will it not be better to join with me?”~“That
15 8 | Massachusetts. I could not have had better assistants.~Several days
16 11|          warning to escape.~“Had we better stop here?” I asked Wells,
17 11|           Strock,” said he. “We had better leave the carriage deeper
18 12|         Wells, bending forward, the better to determine.~The commotion
19 12|            and I agreed that it was better to let his men return unassailed,
20 13|          But in that case, he might better have left me at the end