Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |         to make a more thorough acquaintance with the limits and condition
2        I,  XIV |        meeting with my previous acquaintance, Captain Servadac, who was
3        I,  XV  |  concrete with which we have no acquaintance?”~No doubt, it was a serious
4        I,  XVI | lieutenant could pretend to any acquaintance with their specific character.~
5        I,  XVII|         say to our renewing our acquaintance with the Englishmen? They
6        I,  XVII|    disposed them to renew their acquaintance with the British officers,
7        I,  XIX |      Young Pablo made his first acquaintance with little Nina, and the
8       II,  I   |   circumstances of his previous acquaintance with the Frenchman upon