Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I   |    his muse was intended to prove that when once a man has
2        I,  IX  |   of the Mediterranean will prove to be the tour of the world.”~
3        I,  IX  | prospect before them, might prove to be the sole resource
4        I,  X   |     dredged, it was only to prove it barren of marine production
5        I,  XVII|     which, unless it should prove, as was only too likely,
6       II,  IV  |   many of the diseases that prove fatal to Arctic explorers
7       II,  VIII|     younger, would probably prove the less imperative and
8       II,  VIII|  solid foundation, and will prove correct to the minutest