Chapter

 1 4 |      another world, a monster escaped from some mythological menagerie,
 2 4 |      he might be some monster escaped from the fantastic visions
 3 10|     unsocial. Suddenly, a cry escaped me a cry that fortunately
 4 10|     the rocks; and how had he escaped from it? Then, if he had
 5 11|        but also it would have escaped all the storms that make
 6 11|     left the creek, or if she escaped when we attempted to seize
 7 14|    hissing of the steam which escaped from the valves of the destroyers,
 8 15| horizon and the zenith.~A cry escaped me! The crest of the rocky
 9 16|  first. Robur and his men had escaped death in the Pacific; and,
10 17|     way by which I could have escaped, and there were provisions
11 17|        from which not a gleam escaped outside.~Robur himself was
12 17|     cyclone from which he had escaped only as if by a miracle
13 17|      indeed a demoniac being, escaped from some supernatural world.~
14 17|     But if on that day it had escaped the might of the cataract,
15 18|      was a miracle that I had escaped safe and sound from that