Book,  Chapter

1        0,  Int |      point of contact.~But once granted the initial and the closing
2        I,  IX  | exhausted.~Servadac took it for granted that the Dobryna was endeavoring
3        I,  XIII|         The request having been granted, Pim, with the nine soldiers,
4        I,  XV  |         take my supposition for granted?” said Procope. “If a new
5        I,  XXIV|         difficulty in the way.~“Granted that you can,” answered
6       II,  IV  |   presume you are taking it for granted that the Gallian year— by
7       II,  XI  |       and the count took it for granted that Palmyrin Rosette declined
8       II,  XVI |        presume, to be taken for granted,” continued Lieutenant Procope, “