Chapter

 1 VI  | instance, some worthy persons maintained that the moon was an ancient
 2 VI  |       a tie of sympathy; they maintained that the entire vital system
 3 X   |     principles of gunnery. He maintained that it was absolutely impossible
 4 XII |       all peoples. It was, he maintained, the right and duty of the
 5 XII |   their good wishes; the rest maintained a prudent silence, quietly
 6 XVI |      doors could no longer be maintained; besides it would have been
 7 III |  Michel, who was imaginative, maintained that they were even “red.”~
 8 XII |       as the first astronomer maintained? Or are they nothing but
 9 XV  |  follow? was their hobby. One maintained the hyperbola, the other
10 XVII|    with his accustomed ardor, maintained “the evidences” of his fortress.