Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII  | followed by all the rest.~The destruction of the vessel seeming thus
2        I,  XVI  |       other sites had brought destruction to his own country as well.
3        I,  XVI  |    been involved in the great destruction? Servadac gazed upon the
4       II,  V    |     which in polar seas cause destruction to so many whalers.~There
5       II,  XIII |       them to all but certain destruction in the event of a thaw.~
6       II,  XVI  |       too great to permit our destruction to be averted.”~A general
7       II,  XVI  |  Isaac Hakkabut’s rage at the destruction of the tartan would be impossible.
8       II,  XVIII|    its passengers hurled into destruction, so that not a Gallian should