Chapter 1 Phineas Fogg and Passepartout Accept Each Other，the One as Master， the Other as Man
Chapter 2 Passepartout Thinks He Has Found the Perfect Job
Chapter 3 Phineas Fogg Has a Dangerous Conversation
Chapter 4 Phineas Fogg Astonishes Passepartout， His Servant Chapter 5 All of England Discusses the Wager
Chapter6 Fix，the Detective，ls Naturallylmpatient
Chapter 7 Shows That Passports Are Useless to Detectivesi
Chapter 8 PassepartoutTalksTooMuch
Chapter 9 The Red Sea and the Indian Ocean Help Phine as Fogg
Chapter 10 Passepartoutls Happyto Only Lose His Shoes
Chapter 11 Phineas Fogg Pays a Lot of Money for a Strange
Way of Traveling
Chapter 12 Phineas Fogg and His Companions Journey Across thelndian Forests
Chapter 13 Passepartout Learns That Fortune Is Good to the Brave
Chapter 14 Phineas Fogg Travels the Length ofthe Ganges River and Does Not Think to Look at It
Chapter 15 The Bag of Money Gets Smaller
Chapter 16 Fix Does Not Seem to Understand What Is Said to Him
Chapter 17 Showing What Happened on the Voyage from ingapore to Hong Kong
Chapter 18 Phineas Fogg， Passepartout， and Fix Go Each About His Business
Chapter 19 Passepartout Takes a Too Great Interest in His Master
Chapter 20 Fix Comes Face to Face with Phineas Fogg
Chapter 21 The Master ofthe "Tankadere" Runs Great Risk of Losing a Reward of Two Hundred Pounds
Chapter 22 Passepartout Finds out That It's Good to Have Money in One's Pocket
Chapter 23 Passepartout's Nose Becomes Extremely Long
Chapter 24 Mr． Fogg and Party Cross the Pac：ific Ocean
Chapter 25 A Little Is Seen ofSan Francisco
Chapter 26 Phineas Fogg and Party Travelby the Pacific Railroad
Chapter 27 Passepartout Undergoes， at a Speed of Twenty Miles an Hour， a Course of Mormon History
Chapter 28 Passepartout Does Not Succeedin Making Anybody Listen to Reason
Chapter 29 Certain Things Happen That Can Only Happen onAmericanRailroads
Chapter 30 Phineas Fogg Simply Does His Duty
Chapter 31 Fix， the Detective， Helps Phineas Fogg
Chapter 32 Phineas Fogg Struggles with Bad Fortune
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