Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |          is a Siberian.”~“Has he coolness, intelligence, courage?”~“
2        I,  III |         displayed such marvelous coolness, prudence, and courage,
3        I,  VII |         long twilight imparted a coolness to the atmosphere eagerly
4        I,  XI  | continued, with the most perfect coolness she again approached the
5        I,  XVI |      bringing with it refreshing coolness after the heat of the day.
6        I,  XVII|     clerk. And with the greatest coolness in the world he began to
7        I,  XVII|       with the greatest possible coolness, Alcide wrote: “A six-inch
8       II,  II  |      with the most imperturbable coolness, “it is sixpence a number,
9       II,  XII |      with that determination and coolness of which, under other circumstances,