Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |     into veritable hippogriffs. Happily, Servadac and his orderly
2        I,  VIII| roughness of the weather had so happily subsided, they had every
3        I,  X   |         for his immediate need.~Happily the recent phenomena had
4        I,  XIII|     public rejoicings, were all happily avoided.~Much to the chagrin
5        I,  XX  |  familiar.~Their exertions were happily rewarded. Behind a huge
6        I,  XXII|         upon which they were so happily settled was an island or
7       II,  X   |       of 60 degrees below zero. Happily, however, there was at present
8       II,  XI  |        of the New Year’s Day so happily begun.~