Around the World in Eighty DaysScholastic Inc., 1990 - 237 Seiten Phileas Fogg bet his entire fortune that he could cross the Nineteenth Century Earth - with no plans, no special arrangements, and no air travel - in exactly eighty days. Any delay, any breakdown, any missed connection, and Fogg would lose - everything. |
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In which Phileas Fogg and Passepartout accept each other the one as master the other as servant | 9 |
In which Passepartout is convinced that he has found his Ideal | 14 |
In which a conversation takes place which may cost Phileas Fogg dearly | 18 |
In which Phileas Fogg surprises Passepartout his servant beyond measure | 26 |
In which a new security appears on the London Exchange | 30 |
In which the agent Fix shows a very proper impatience | 33 |
Which shows once more the uselessness of passports in police matters | 38 |
In which Passepartout perhaps talks a little more than is proper | 41 |
In which Fix comes in direct contact with Phileas Fogg | 119 |
In which the master of the Tankadere runs great risk of losing a reward of two hundred pounds | 126 |
In which Passepartout sees very well that even at the Antipodes it is prudent to have some money in ones pocket | 135 |
In which Passepartouts nose is lengthened enormously | 142 |
During which is accomplished the voyage across the Pacific Ocean | 149 |
In which a slight glimpse of San Francisco is had a political meeting | 156 |
In which our party takes the express train on the Pacific Railroad | 163 |
In which Passepartout follows with a speed of twenty miles an hour a course of Mormon history | 169 |
In which the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean show themselves propitious to Phileas Foggs designs | 45 |
In which Passepartout is only too happy to get off with the loss of his shoes | 51 |
In which Phileas Fogg buys a conveyance at a fabulous price | 57 |
In which Phileas Fogg and his companions venture through the forests of India and what follows | 66 |
In which Passepartout proves again that Fortune smiles upon the bold | 73 |
In which Phileas Fogg descends the entire splendid valley of the Ganges without ever thinking of looking at it | 79 |
In which the bag with the banknotes is relieved of a few thousand pounds more | 86 |
In which Fix has not the appearance of knowing anything about the matters concerning which they talk to him | 93 |
In which one thing and another is talked about during the trip from Singapore to Hong Kong | 99 |
In which Phileas Fogg Passepartout and Fix each goes about his own business | 106 |
In which Passepartout takes a little too lively interest in his master and what follows | 111 |
In which Passepartout could not succeed in making anyone listen to reason | 176 |
In which certain incidents are related only to be met with on the railroads of the United States | 185 |
In which Phileas Fogg simply does his duty | 193 |
In which the detective Fix takes seriously in charge Phileas Foggs interests | 200 |
In which Phileas Fogg engages in a direct struggle with ill luck | 207 |
In which Phileas Fogg shows himself equal to circumstances | 212 |
Which gives Passepartout the opportunity of letting out some atrocious but perhaps unpublished words | 221 |
In which Passepartout does not have repeated to him twice the order his master gives him | 224 |
In which Phileas Fogg is again at a premium in the market | 230 |
In which it is proved that Phileas Fogg has gained nothing by making this tour of the world unless it be happiness | 234 |
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Allahabad Andrew Stuart Aouda appeared arrived bank notes Bank of England Bombay Brindisi cabin Calcutta Captain Speedy Carnatic Colonel Proctor companions conductor consul cried Passepartout crowd deck departure detective eight eighty days elephant engineer English everything Fogg's followed Fort Kearney Gauthier Ralph gentleman going half-past hand Henrietta Hong Kong honour hundred Indian John Bunsby John Sullivan journey leave Liverpool locomotive London looked master miles minutes Mongolia Monsieur Fix Mormon morning nine noon o'clock Omaha pagoda Parsee partout passed passengers passport pilot railway rajah Rangoon Reform Club replied Fix replied Mr Fogg replied Passepartout replied Phileas Fogg returned robber route sail Salcette San Francisco Savile Row seats servant Sir Francis Cromarty sledge speed station steam steamer stopped Suez Tankadere Thomas Flanagan thought took tour train travellers twenty thousand pounds vessel voyage waiting watch whistle wind Yokohama young woman