Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |      telegram, he had read it carefully, and his visage became even
 2        I,  V  | potatoes in front of him, and carefully refrained from putting sugar
 3        I,  V  |      entered the cottage, and carefully closed the door.~“Good!”
 4        I,  V  |       the imperial arms on it carefully at the bottom of its usual
 5        I,  XVI|      a human being. He looked carefully for some house which had
 6        I,  XVI|     unless the wood should be carefully searched. He therefore led
 7        I,  XVI|     took time for reflection, carefully weighing the chances so
 8       II,  I  |       s wound. Having managed carefully to draw off his coat, he
 9       II,  III| thought of escape, saw, after carefully surveying the situation,
10       II,  III|  having ordered that Michael, carefully bound and guarded, should
11       II,  VII|    and the rest, with the air carefully fastened in, were used to
12       II,  XI |       necessary to steer more carefully among the blocks of ice.