Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XI |  the effect of bringing any resident to the shore. Nevertheless,
2        I,  XIV|   Captain Servadac, who was resident upon the island with his
3        I,  XIV|     petulantly, “your grand resident lord high commissioner has
4       II,  II | Here was a man who had been resident three months in Gallia,
5       II,  III|   not precisely a voluntary resident on your comet, Mr. Professor,
6       II,  XII|    the warmth we require is resident in the bowels of this mountain
7       II,  XV |  the party of Spaniards now resident with me may at some future
8       II,  XVI|   the comet on which we are resident impinges on the earth, it