Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |  distinctive letters M. C. W. T., the initials of Count
 2        I,  I    |    confound it! the words won’t rhyme. Plague on it! Does
 3        I,  II   |      of a high order. “We don’t spin tops” is a favorite
 4        I,  III  |       all the powers! it shan’t be said that a French officer
 5        I,  III  |       Stay where you are! don’t move an inch!” shouted Servadac; “
 6        I,  V    |      Medoc, I am puzzled. Don’t you see the sun is in the
 7        I,  V    |     lat. 39 degrees N.?”~“Can’t say, sir. I only know the
 8        I,  VII  | captain. “Your complexion isn’t the fairest in the world,
 9        I,  VIII |   Servadac.~“Then why shouldn’t we go and visit Venus?”~
10        I,  VIII | learnt to know that ‘what can’t be cured must be endured.’”~
11        I,  XIII |    care that your fellows don’t get their arms and legs
12        I,  XIV  |   belongs to England.”~“I can’t help that,” answered Servadac,
13        I,  XV   |         said Servadac, “I don’t know that it matters much
14        I,  XVIII| Africa still; only Africa isn’t by any means where we expected
15        I,  XVIII|       the captain.~“No, I don’t mean the birds: I mean those
16        I,  XX   |   were at Montmartre, you don’t suppose that we should need
17       II,  I    |   very flesh and blood.”~“Can’t say much for the flesh,”
18       II,  I    |    will come round yet. Haven’t I heard of men more dried
19       II,  II   |     it? What do you want? Can’t you get anybody to buy your
20       II,  II   |     Well, old Shimei, you won’t find a customer here. You
21       II,  II   |      Ezekiel?” he asked.~“Isn’t it so? Am I not right? Didn’
22       II,  II   |      so? Am I not right? Didn’t a stranger arrive here last
23       II,  II   | should like to see him.”~“Can’t be.”~The Jew sidled close
24       II,  IV   |       captain.~“Servadac, don’t be thoughtless!” cried Rosette,
25       II,  IV   |     this new calendar, it isn’t the middle of May at all;
26       II,  IV   |      third of the radius. Don’t you recollect?”~Captain
27       II,  V    |       mischievously, “you won’t get them anywhere.”~A frown
28       II,  V    |     presently.~“Then why didn’t you say so before, you idiot?”
29       II,  V    |  measurement.”~“What! you don’t mean,” exclaimed the professor,
30       II,  V    |      passion, “that you haven’t a proper measure of length?”~
31       II,  VII  |    various planets?”~“You can’t mean, Servadac, that you
32       II,  VIII |       of one thing: he wouldn’t keep us long in the dark,
33       II,  IX   |    like a street beggar. “Don’t impose on me. I am poor;
34       II,  IX   |     give credit to one wouldn’t do, unless I gave credit
35       II,  IX   |      of his sight.~“I shouldn’t like to give credit,” he
36       II,  IX   |     say, old Mordecai, wouldn’t you rather give your goods
37       II,  IX   |    old Pilate, a monopoly isn’t always a good thing, is
38       II,  XIII |     thing the old fellow wasn’t there to see,” observed
39       II,  XIII |    cheeringly in view.~“I can’t believe that yonder little
40       II,  XIII |      Professor Rosette couldn’t make his comet go straight
41       II,  XIV  |      Rosette; “and if you don’t understand me, you may go
42       II,  XIV  |     coffee, old Nathan? I can’t say.”~“Why not? You have
43       II,  XIV  |       the professor.~“And don’t you think the governor ought
44       II,  XIV  |     Nehemiah, he says he shan’t give you any.”~“Merciful
45       II,  XIV  |    the Jew.~“He says he doesn’t mind selling you a little.”~“
46       II,  XIV  |     stammering, “Yes—no—I don’t know.”~But heedless of any
47       II,  XV   |   said the orderly.~“Then don’t say a word to anyone, but
48       II,  XVI  |    itself to his mind.~“I don’t want to intrude,” observed
49       II,  XVI  | observed Ben Zoof, “but I don’t understand why such learned
50       II,  XVI  |     Procope, calmly.~“But isn’t there another thing to be
51       II,  XVI  |      off Gallia?”~“That I can’t say,” replied the orderly.~“
52       II,  XVII |       2,880 days.”~“I shouldn’t think it would be an easy
53       II,  XVII |    like a dry nut; and mightn’t one as well live upon an
54       II,  XVII |    withering scorn.~“Why, isn’t her mass diminished? Isn’
55       II,  XVII |      her mass diminished? Isn’t she split in half? Isn’t
56       II,  XVII |      t she split in half? Isn’t her velocity all altered?”
57       II,  XVII |     remember that of old, don’t we?”~“Sir!”~“You nearly
58       II,  XVII |     elements of science, didn’t you?”~“Sir!”~“A credit to
59       II,  XVII |     cried Servadac. “We haven’t reckoned for this.”~“Merciful
60       II,  XVII |       carry ourselves; we can’t have any dead weight here.
61       II,  XVII |  toiled for so hard?”~“It can’t be helped,” said the captain,