Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII| consider the yacht at his own disposal, and desired him to give
2        I,  XX |     placed his yacht at their disposal, and expressed his intention
3        I,  XXI| occupation in overlooking its disposal within the recesses of the
4       II,  IV | apartment of the place at his disposal; but the professor resolutely
5       II,  VI |      it at Captain Servadac’s disposal.~“No paper, no paper!” exclaimed
6       II,  XVI|     such events we are at the disposal of an over-ruling Providence;