Book,  chapter

 1    1,    3|       tell me all, ma’am. I’m proof against sorrow. I can bear
 2    1,    5|  sailor, having already given proof, in some of his long voyages,
 3    1,   10|      shipwreck.”~“There is no proof of that,” replied Paganel, “
 4    1,   15|       explain nothing. I give proof. Here is the book I use
 5    1,   23| manner. This was how it stood proof against the shock of the
 6    1,   26|     enough roughly put to the proof by the fury of the unchained
 7    2,    1|    thing is too plain to need proof.”~The conclusion of Paganel
 8    2,    7|       details was no positive proof. Indeed, it has been noticed
 9    2,   18|     to give his Lordship this proof of devotion.~Paganel had
10    3,    1|       furnished incontestable proof that the convicts had frequented
11    3,    9|       Europe are frequently a proof only of the merits of the
12    3,    9|      Maori is an irrefragible proof that it was earned by the
13    3,   17|     witness against myself.”~“Proof will be easy,” said Glenarvan.~“
14    3,   17|   have none. Until there is a proof to the contrary, I am Ayrton,
15    3,   17|    the Australian continent a proof of Harry Grant’s being there?
16    3,   18|     going to give you a fresh proof of my sincerity in this