Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII  |      of memory, he managed to recall some general laws which
2        I,  VIII |   with indifferent success—to recall the lessons of his school-days.
3        I,  XVIII|   could not do otherwise than recall most forcibly the story
4       II,  I    |     brain in his exertions to recall what were the circumstances
5       II,  I    |       but they were enough to recall the identity which Servadac
6       II,  IV   |    sat down and endeavored to recall the proper formula.~“The
7       II,  VII  | proceed,” he resumed, “I must recall to your minds Newton’s general