Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |     curriculum of his early career. He was a good draughtsman,
2        I,  V   |  not long before their wild career brought them to the right
3       II,  VIII|   the critical point of its career it cannot be denied that
4       II,  VIII|   by the certainty that the career of his comet was destined
5       II,  X   |  the turning-point in their career, they knew that at least
6       II,  XV  | entered upon his mercantile career, his dealings had all been
7       II,  XIX |     Eve of a new world.~The career of the comet was ever a