Chapter 1

CHAPTER 1

In Which Phileas Fogg and Passepart out

...Accept Each Other, The One as Master,...

......The Other As Servant......

Mr. Phileas Fogg lived, in 1872, at No.7 Saville Row, Burlington Gardens. He was One Of The most prominent members of the London Reform Club, though he never did anything to attract attention. He was mysterious; not much was known about him except that he was a polished man of the world.

...He certainly was not a manufacturer, neither...

was he a merchant or a farmer. His name was unfamiliar to the scientist and the learned societies, and he never was known to take part in deliberations of the Riyal Institution or the London Institution, The Artisan's Association or the Institution of arts and Sciences.

...He was nit a member of any of the numerous...

...Societies which was prevalent in London....

...Phileas Fogg was a member of the Reform and that was all....

...Was he rich? Undoubtedly. But no one knew how he had made his fortune and he would always be the last person to talk about it. Never lavish or stingy, he regularly gave to charities quietly, sometimes anonymously....

...It was likely that he was a well-traveled man because he seemed to know a lot of places in the world. But those who knew him said he never left London for many years now....

...Mr. Fogg was not known to have either wife or children. He lived alone in his house in Saville Row. He always had lunch and dinner at the club. He always ate alone, in the same room and at the same table....

...He always went home at midnight, going always straight to bed....

...His mansion in Saville Row, although not really luxurious, was very comfortable. He only had one servant but he required him to be almost superhumanly prompt and regular. He had dismissed his servant, James Forster, because he had brought him shaving water at eighty-four degrees Fahreinheit instead of eight-six....

...His new servant, a thirty-year-old Frenchman name Jean Passepartout, arrived at his house that morning....

Passepartout told him about his previous jobs-circus performer, a professor of gymnastics, and a fireman.

...Phileas Fogg got up after talking to his servant and went out of the house. He was followed by James Forster, and Passepartout was left alone in the house in Saville Row....

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I let my soul fall into you

I never thought I'd fall right through

I fell for every word you said

You made me feel I needed you

And forced my heart to think it's true

But I found I'm powerless with you

Now I don't need your wings to fly

No, I don't need a hand to hold in mine this time

You held me down, but I broke free