Around the World in Eighty Days Chapter 37

In which the ever-precise Phileas Fogg returns to London under a curious misapprehension of the day, owing to the subtle tricks played by the eastward course of the sun, and consequently races to claim the prize of his arduous wager. Though the tangible gain proves modest, the journey’s true reward reveals itself in the form of a newfound companionship, which imbues the gentleman with an unexpected felicity.