Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |          rest.~Six hours later, only waiting for sunrise, Captain Servadac
2        I,  XVII|               she said, and had been waiting for a boat to fetch her,
3       II,  III |              air, and appeared to be waiting for the entire party to
4       II,  IV  |              be the time for him; by waiting he reckoned he should be
5       II,  VII |         thought not; it is of no use waiting for your puzzle-brains to
6       II,  IX  |                Well?” said Servadac, waiting, but inclined to kick the
7       II,  XV  | well-digested moves.~The major stood waiting for his visitor to speak.~“