Around the World in Eighty DaysIt was the dare of the century. Phileas Fogg bet his entire fortune that he could cross nineteenth-century Earth with no plans, no special arrangements, and no air travel, in exactly eighty days. Within hours, he was off, racing against time and a relentless bounty hunter who was convinced Fogg was a fleeing bank robber. |
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In which Phileas Fogg | 13 |
In which Passepartout is convinced | 20 |
In which a conversation takes | 26 |
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