Book,  chapter

 1    1,    8|       delay.”~The captain gave immediate orders for the yacht to
 2    1,   13|     certainty, however, of any immediate danger, he did not wake
 3    2,    5|    sheet of oil. Its effect is immediate, but very temporary. The
 4    2,    8| Paganel’s proposition, he gave immediate orders to make arrangements
 5    2,   16|         The quartermaster made immediate preparations for departure,
 6    3,    1|  longer available, and even an immediate return to their own land
 7    3,   10|        they were clamoring for immediate vengeance.~In the midst
 8    3,   12|       layer of earth prevented immediate communication.~Some minutes
 9    3,   13|        except that he expected immediate execution, his state seemed
10    3,   20|    start the same day, he gave immediate orders for the disembarkation