Part,  Chapter

1     II,  VII|   was provided with a pocket compass with which to ascertain
2     II,  VII|     flint, and consulted his compass, passing a piece of burning
3     II,  VII|  consulted the needle of his compass very carefully.~“No,” he
4     II,  X  |  round to every point of the compass in the course of a single
5     II,  XV |   Sabine was holding out his compass to Marbre, who was staring
6     II,  XV |    said Marbre; “look at the compass; my name is not Marbre if
7     II,  XV |     Sabine, “the sun and the compass are in complete contradiction
8     II,  XV |    to choose, the sun or our compass, nothing disturbs the sun.”~
9     II,  XV | guilty party neither had the compass!~The position of Victoria