Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |     consent to be my spouse; Constant ever I will be, Constant . . . .”~
2        I,  III |     Constant ever I will be, Constant . . . .”~No closing lines
3        I,  V   |    ruthlessly interrupted;~ “Constant ever I will be,~Constant . . . .”~
4        I,  V   |     Constant ever I will be,~Constant . . . .”~ His next thought
5        I,  VIII| which he suffered, Ben Zoof, constant to his principles, expressed
6       II,  V   |      pointed out that by the constant superposition of new deposits
7       II,  X   | triple ring.~Truly, with the constant rising and setting of the
8       II,  XV  |    frozen strait, and by the constant use of the telegraph, had