Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII |     characterized the dust so frequently uplifted from the bottom.~
2        I,  XIII|     and accidents, such as so frequently mar public rejoicings, were
3        I,  XXI | muttered the Jew, whose creed frequently assumed a very ambiguous
4       II,  III |    while he was giving it, he frequently paused and frowned as if
5       II,  XII |        When alone, they would frequently ask each other what would
6       II,  XIV |       visits to the Hive, and frequently proceeded to the shore,
7       II,  XIV |       he be seen toiling more frequently up the arduous way that