Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIII | least!” observed the one.~“Ay, more than that!” replied
2        I,  XIV  |   to be but little left.”~“Ay, you may depend upon it,”
3        I,  XVII |  condescend to visit us.”~“Ay,” said Servadac, “we must
4        I,  XVII |    the bottom of a well.”~“Ay; but where is that well?”
5        I,  XVIII| Jew!” exclaimed Servadac.~“Ay, sir, a German Jew,” said
6        I,  XXII |  are to be philosophers.”~“Ay, true, my friend,” rejoined
7       II,  XI   | the chief observatories.”~“Ay, more than that,” said the
8       II,  XIV  |    had better adopt her.”~“Ay, yes,” assented the orderly. “