Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII  | bewildering maze of thought, he gazed long and intently upon the
2        I,  XIII |         the other.~Awhile, they gazed at the sea and at each other
3        I,  XVI  |     consternation with which he gazed upon the stony rampart—rising
4        I,  XVI  |     great destruction? Servadac gazed upon the shattered marble,
5        I,  XXII |           cried Servadac, as he gazed around him; and then, looking
6       II,  II   |      itself!”~And the professor gazed around him with a perfect
7       II,  XVII | tortures of the experiment, and gazed up into the sky until he
8       II,  XVIII|      excitement with which they gazed at the panorama that was