Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |          reason as he might, the mysteries of the heavens still remained
2        I,  IX  |    ascertained the reason of the mysteries in which they were enveloped.~
3        I,  XV  |      attempting to penetrate the mysteries of the situation.~There
4        I,  XV  |          some light upon all the mysteries that had happened? Had not
5       II,  VIII|       any great degree as to the mysteries that are associated with
6       II,  XVI | initiated the Spaniards into its mysteries, the task of joining together
7       II,  XIX |     incapable of clearing up the mysteries that shrouded the miracle,
8       II,  XIX |      hold my tongue.”~“Hang your mysteries!” said the colonel; “tell