Chapter

 1 III   |  Nothing.” But the populace, seeing in that title an allusion
 2 XX    |  self-control; now, however, seeing himself directly attacked,
 3 XXI   |     happy in his revenge.~On seeing him, they remained stupefied.~
 4 XXV   |     somewhat difficult task! seeing that more than 300,000 persons
 5 XXVIII|   whom he did not despair of seeing again some day.~“Those three
 6 VII   | Diana howled lugubriously on seeing the remains of Satellite,
 7 VIII  |  have been your amazement on seeing these earthly-winged animals
 8 XIV   |    the darkness prevents our seeing if they still float around
 9 XV    |  least have the advantage of seeing the invisible part of her
10 XIX   |   what would he think? After seeing it disappear behind the