Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |    The men hesitated. In an instant Servadac mounted the side-work,
2        I,  III |     prompt reply; and in an instant the orderly was upon his
3        I,  IV  | that the Mediterranean, one instant emptied of its waters, was
4        I,  XXIV|   plain from the sky.~In an instant the lieutenant had seized
5        I,  XXIV| black and desolate. Another instant’s investigation, however,
6       II,  XVI |    against our success. One instant’s obstruction and stoppage
7       II,  XVII|     by the professor as the instant of collision. The modified