Book,  chapter

 1  Int      |      larger share than any other single individual in causing the
 2    1,    6| astonished to be able to utter a single word. The presence of this
 3    1,    7|         myself were I to cause a single day’s delay.”~“Will you
 4    1,    9|         Paganel would not lose a single point of view, nor a single
 5    1,    9|      single point of view, nor a single detail of the straits. It
 6    1,   12|        carefully before making a single step, on account of the
 7    1,   15|          he did not understand a single syllable.~However, on being
 8    1,   19|       care, without forgetting a single strap or buckle. He seemed
 9    1,   22|          they find refuge? Not a single elevated point was visible
10    1,   23|         to have no limits. Not a single tree was visible on the
11    1,   24|       the neck of a horse with a single stroke of his paw. When
12    1,   25|    thirty-seven times during one single storm. My colleague, M.
13    2,    1|         knife and fork to lose a single mouthful, though he did
14    2,    1|    rejected in their turn. Not a single word, or part of a word,
15    2,    1|          of which there is not a single trace in either of the three
16    2,   10|         good pleasure, for not a single animal would move a step
17    2,   13|       the slightest sound. Not a single shepherd on horseback gathered
18    2,   15|       Can you reproach me with a single blunder?”~“Not one. Monsieur
19    2,   19|          liquid masses into this single bed.~All hope of saving
20    3,    8|         regret, could not find a single specimen, or he might have
21    3,    8|   natives, he could not obtain a single specimen.~Paganel, who was
22    3,   11|        the outer defences. Not a single native was visible; only
23    3,   17|  yourself, by bringing forward a single crime against me, or even
24    3,   17|          am searching for, and a single word may put me on the track