Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V    |    cardinal points should be placed under restraint, and that
2        I,  XVI  |    your pardon, count. It is placed on record that the English
3        I,  XX   | premature. The count at once placed his yacht at their disposal,
4        I,  XXIII|    and rushing into the hall placed it in Servadac’s hands.~“
5       II,  II   | against a door that had been placed at the entrance of the gallery,
6       II,  III  |   for the Balearic Isles, he placed his observatory on the highest
7       II,  VII  |   borrowed from the Jew were placed upon it in three piles,