Chapter

 1 IX     |       proposed, and not one has succeeded, not one is practicable.
 2 XV     |    worked so vigorously that he succeeded in detaching the anchor,
 3 XVIII  |       the shore.~The travellers succeeded in making fast to a tree,
 4 XIX    |       it; but, at last, we have succeeded in connecting the explorations
 5 XXIV   |         its starry magnificence succeeded the unchanging daylight
 6 XXIV   |        hours of discouragement, succeeded each other and multiplied
 7 XXXVIII|          deeply interested.~“He succeeded in regaining the coast and
 8 XLIX   | extremely bare; fields of maize succeeded by wide spaces covered with
 9 XLII   |    ingenious, that they finally succeeded. The different pieces were
10 XLII   |  connected with the spiral. Joe succeeded in cutting the caoutchouc
11 XLII   |        scratch the covering, he succeeded by the aid of the network,