Book,  chapter

 1    1,    5|    fellows, skilled in their calling, devoted to himself, full
 2    1,    6|       for he can’t think any calling is equal to that of a seaman;
 3    1,   11|   rendered loquacious by his calling. He hardly spoke to his
 4    1,   14|      the faintest sound, and calling aloud in an agony of despair.~
 5    1,   22| rushing back at full gallop, calling out:~“Monsieur Paganel,
 6    1,   22|    since he had followed the calling of guide, had he found the
 7    2,    2|    on the look-out was heard calling out, “Land ahead!”~“In what
 8    2,    9|     you tripping.”~“It is my calling, Madam, to know this sort
 9    2,   13|  tree, but men have erred in calling them EUCALYPTUS.”~“What
10    2,   18|       abandoned to his fate, calling in vain on those for whose