Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI   | inhabitants, his friends, and comrades had perished; or was it
2        I,  X    |      recalled the friends and comrades with whom he had spent the
3        I,  XII  |   would become of him and his comrades, even if they should survive
4        I,  XIII |     behalf of himself and his comrades, solicited a formal interview
5        I,  XIII |      of regret for their lost comrades, and astounded beyond measure
6        I,  XVIII|      he said, “of all our old comrades in Africa?”~“As far as I
7       II,  XVIII|     the count observed to his comrades, none but a Divine Pilot