“Phileas Fogg left his house in Saville Row [sic] at half past eleven and, when he had put down his right foot five hundred and seventy times before his left foot, and his left foot five hundred and seventy times before his right foot, he arrived at the Reform Club, a huge edifice, standing in Pall Mall, that cost quite a hundred and twenty pounds to build.” (Verne, 1872)
