Chapter

 1 II   |    describe enormous geometric figures, drawn in characters of
 2 IX   |    chemist, “I begin with some figures which will serve as the
 3 IX   |      replied the major, “these figures go to prove that the quantity
 4 X    |   experiment, the questions of figures which it involved, the mechanical
 5 XII  |       a matter of temperament. Figures are, however, more eloquent
 6 XVII |    text of the dispatch, which figures now in the archives of the
 7 XVIII|        feet, like those little figures which they sell for children’
 8 XXI  |        was tracing geometrical figures in a memorandum book, while
 9 III  |        passage, and worked out figures with unparalleled dexterity.
10 IV   |    grew under his fingers; the figures were like hail on the white
11 V    |        it. Nicholl revised his figures: they were exact. As to
12 V    |       whole lot of dabblers in figures which it contains.”~Suddenly
13 V    |     were standing, he put some figures on paper. Nicholl understood
14 VI   |          murmured Michel, “the figures are coming.”~“They have
15 XIX  |       second.~But to give some figures of comparison, it has been
16 Not  | without regard for significant figures. Occasional >conversions