Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIV  |          count, who persistently refused to recognize the Frenchman’
2        I,  XXI  | obstinacy.~Hakkabut persistently refused to credit the real situation;
3        I,  XXI  |          the general enthusiasm, refused even to enter or inspect
4        I,  XXIII|        obstinacy, Isaac Hakkabut refused to take any share either
5        I,  XXIII|     sheet of ice. One spot alone refused to freeze; this was the
6       II,  XVI  |     Ceuta to the English.~Having refused to quit their post, the
7       II,  XIX  |         at all, and of its being refused admission to the catalogue,