Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |     strata of the clouds; then, marvelous to relate, instead of obeying
2        I,  XIII|      transformation had been so marvelous, it cannot be said that
3        I,  XXI |     thoroughly warm, was indeed marvelous. Not only would it afford
4        I,  XXI | although they followed upon the marvelous fandangos of the Spaniards.
5        I,  XXIV|  Procope was well aware to what marvelous perfection the Americans
6       II,  III |     satisfaction of making this marvelous excursion through untraversed
7       II,  VIII|       the sun.~But meanwhile, a marvelous world, never before so close