Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII |          horizon, he deduced the inference that the Mediterranean must
2        I,  VIII|          Venus. The most obvious inference would therefore be that
3        I,  XII |   surface of Mars. The necessary inference that seemed to follow from
4        I,  XV  |    undeniable; and the necessary inference that Lieutenant Procope
5        I,  XVI |    visible to the naked eye. The inference was irresistible that Gallia
6        I,  XVII|   celestial mechanism.~“And your inference?” asked the count.~“My inference,”
7        I,  XVII| inference?” asked the count.~“My inference,” replied the lieutenant, “