Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IX |      late catastrophe, but upon learning its cause. Count Timascheff
2       II,  I  |         total of thirty-six.~On learning the details of his friends’
3       II,  XV |       had had no opportunity of learning; and, moreover, that they
4       II,  XVI|   mistaken, Ben Zoof, about our learning,” said the captain; “even
5       II,  XVI| Professor Rosette, with all his learning, has not a shadow of power
6       II,  XVI|     what is the use of all this learning,” the orderly replied.~“
7       II,  XVI|      replied.~“One great use of learning,” said Count Timascheff