Chapter
I
IN
WHICH
____________________
____________________
AND
____________________
ACCEPT
EACH
____________________
,
THE
ONE
AS
____________________
,
THE
OTHER
AS
____________________
Mr
.
Phileas
____________________
lived
,
in
1872
,
at
No
.
____________________
,
Saville
Row
,
____________________
Gardens
,
the
house
in
which
____________________
died
in
____________________
.
He
was
one
of
the
most
____________________
members
of
the
____________________
Club
,
though
he
seemed
always
to
____________________
attracting
____________________
;
an
enigmatical
____________________
,
about
whom
little
was
____________________
,
except
that
he
was
a
____________________
man
of
the
____________________
.
People
said
that
he
____________________
Byron
?
at
least
that
his
head
was
____________________
;
but
he
was
a
bearded
,
tranquil
Byron
,
who
might
live
on
a
____________________
years
without
growing
____________________
.
Certainly
an
____________________
,
it
was
more
doubtful
whether
____________________
Fogg
was
a
____________________
.
He
was
never
seen
on
____________________
,
nor
at
the
____________________
,
nor
in
the
counting
-
rooms
of
the
"
____________________
"
;
no
ships
ever
came
into
London
____________________
of
which
he
was
the
____________________
;
he
had
no
public
____________________
;
he
had
never
been
entered
at
any
of
the
Inns
of
____________________
,
either
at
the
Temple
,
or
Lincoln's
____________________
,
or
Gray's
____________________
;
nor
had
his
voice
ever
resounded
in
the
Court
of
____________________
,
or
in
the
____________________
,
or
the
Queen's
____________________
,
or
the
____________________
Courts
.
He
certainly
was
not
a
____________________
;
nor
was
he
a
____________________
or
a
gentleman
____________________
.
His
name
was
strange
to
the
____________________
and
____________________
societies
,
and
he
never
was
known
to
take
part
in
the
sage
deliberations
of
the
Royal
____________________
or
the
____________________
Institution
,
the
____________________
Association
,
or
the
Institution
of
____________________
and
Sciences
.
He
belonged
,
in
fact
,
to
____________________
of
the
numerous
____________________
which
swarm
in
the
English
____________________
,
from
the
____________________
to
that
of
the
____________________
,
founded
mainly
for
the
purpose
of
abolishing
pernicious
____________________
.
Phileas
Fogg
was
a
member
of
the
____________________
,
and
that
was
____________________
.
The
way
in
which
he
got
____________________
to
this
____________________
club
was
simple
enough
.
He
was
recommended
by
the
____________________
,
with
whom
he
had
an
____________________
____________________
.
His
cheques
were
regularly
paid
at
sight
from
his
account
____________________
,
which
was
always
____________________
.
Was
Phileas
Fogg
____________________
?
Undoubtedly
.
But
those
who
knew
him
best
could
not
imagine
____________________
he
had
____________________
his
____________________
,
and
Mr
.
Fogg
was
the
____________________
person
to
whom
to
____________________
for
the
____________________
.
He
was
not
____________________
,
nor
,
on
the
contrary
,
____________________
;
for
,
whenever
he
knew
that
money
was
____________________
for
a
noble
,
useful
,
or
____________________
purpose
,
he
____________________
it
____________________
and
sometimes
____________________
.
He
was
,
in
short
,
the
____________________
____________________
of
____________________
.
He
talked
very
____________________
,
and
seemed
all
the
more
____________________
for
his
____________________
____________________
.
