Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XVI  |    of France.~But who shall describe the feelings of Hector Servadac
2        I,  XXIII|    while many of them could describe figures involving the most
3       II,  VIII |  lieutenant, who went on to describe how the displacement of
4       II,  VIII |    one from the other as to describe them by their colors. The
5       II,  VIII |    the records of astronomy describe as varying both in form
6       II,  XVI  |     the whalers graphically describe it, was heard in all its
7       II,  XVI  | balloon to replace them!~To describe Isaac Hakkabut’s rage at
8       II,  XVIII|     and it would be hard to describe the excitement with which