Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V    |   shock greater than if he had merely made a bound of four or
2        I,  VI   |     that the Mediterranean had merely invaded the region of the
3        I,  XI   |     portion of the colony. Not merely had there been a submersion
4        I,  XII  |     this supposition suggested merely by the lowering of the temperature;
5       II,  XVI  |      last for so short a time, merely long enough for making the
6       II,  XVIII| anticipation that Gallia would merely graze the earth, as it had
7       II,  XVIII|     computation, the comet had merely grazed the earth, and was