Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I    |   occupation was a very laborious effort to put together what he
2        I,  V    |        his fall. But the muscular effort that he made carried him
3        I,  VII  | elementary principles; and, by an effort of memory, he managed to
4        I,  XVIII|        the Jew, he rushed with an effort towards Servadac, and exclaimed
5        I,  XXII |      final plunge, would defy all effort to arrest their course.~
6       II,  XIII |          would never have been an effort made to leave the cavern
7       II,  XV   |           England will make every effort to reclaim us.”~Servadac
8       II,  XV   |           Servadac, with one last effort at persuasion.~“Certainly;