Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII|   Meanwhile, Servadac was doing his utmost—it must be acknowledged,
2        I,  IX  |   the convulsion.~Without doing more than note the circumstance,
3       II,  III |  afraid?”~“Because we are doing exceedingly well as we are.”
4       II,  XIV | does it mean? what is she doing? All behind! Is Newton a
5       II,  XV  |  that a genuine desire of doing an act of kindness to his
6       II,  XV  |  Oliphant, in the hope of doing you and your companions
7       II,  XIX | peace, what have you been doing with yourself?”~“You would