Book,  chapter

1    2,    4|  Australia was unknown. Strong suspicions were entertained of the
2    2,   16|     Helena. “McNabbs must have suspicions about Ayrton.”~“Suspicions!”
3    2,   16|     suspicions about Ayrton.”~“Suspicions!” exclaimed Paganel, shrugging
4    2,   17|       had awakened the Major’s suspicions.~However, he could not have
5    3,   17|     you, no one. You have your suspicions, but you need certainties
6    3,   21| interrogations, allusions, and suspicions on the part of McNabbs,