Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XVII |          your name, little one.”~“Nina!” was the child’s reply.~“
 2        I,  XVII |       child’s reply.~“Well, then, Nina, can you tell us where we
 3        I,  XVII |          Half an hour later, both Nina and Marzy were safely quartered
 4        I,  XVIII|           welcome, too, to little Nina, who had accompanied them
 5        I,  XVIII|         of birds.”~Leaving little Nina and her goat in the gourbi,
 6        I,  XIX  |          acquaintance with little Nina, and the child seemed highly
 7        I,  XIX  |           Jew sidled up to little Nina and muttered in Italian. “
 8        I,  XXI  |           great was the relief of Nina, when Servadac announced
 9        I,  XXI  |        new home should be called “Nina’s Hive.”~The first care
10        I,  XXI  |     convenient little chamber for Nina. The Spaniards and the Russian
11        I,  XXI  |          internal arrangements of Nina’s Hive, the refuge where
12        I,  XXI  |        take up their residence in Nina’s Hive.~A final consultation
13        I,  XXI  |          internal arrangements of Nina’s Hive, and were profuse
14        I,  XXII |    microcosms.~The first night in Nina’s Hive passed without special
15        I,  XXII |          the tuition of Pablo and Nina, Ben Zoof being their companion
16        I,  XXII |     promontory, and having called Nina and Pablo out to him in
17        I,  XXII |          in front, he said: “Now, Nina, do you think you could
18        I,  XXII |    Putting a fragment of ice into Nina’s hand, he addressed himself
19        I,  XXII |          what a nice little fairy Nina is! Throw, Nina, throw,
20        I,  XXII |      little fairy Nina is! Throw, Nina, throw, as hard as you can.”~
21        I,  XXII |       throw, as hard as you can.”~Nina balanced the piece of ice
22        I,  XXIII|          most complicated curves. Nina and Pablo earned loud applause
23        I,  XXIII|        their quarters actually in Nina’s Hive. Congregating in
24        I,  XXIII|           recognized the voice as Nina’s. Outrunning even Ben Zoof
25        I,  XXIII|      driving them away.~“Tell me, Nina, what is this?” he asked
26        I,  XXIII|          address.~Suddenly little Nina, who had again taken possession
27        I,  XXIV |          good of the community at Nina’s Hive.~At sunrise on the
28        I,  XXIV |           of the hand, and little Nina, her great eyes flooded
29        I,  XXIV |     security of the great hall of Nina’s Hive.~END OF FIRST BOOK~
30       II,  II   |         their present quarters at Nina’s Hive.~The astronomer had
31       II,  III  |           young Pablo, and little Nina, on whom the professor,
32       II,  IV   |          internal arrangements of Nina’s Hive had been devised.
33       II,  IV   |      everyone; not even Pablo and Nina were exempted from the general
34       II,  IV   |           universal population of Nina’s Hive were congratulating
35       II,  V    |    Happiest of all were Pablo and Nina. Racing through the galleries
36       II,  V    |         Andalusia, or that little Nina had lost all wish to return
37       II,  V    |          goats at Madalena,” said Nina; “but it is much nicer here—
38       II,  V    |          added, smiling.~“Oh, no, Nina; you are too good to be
39       II,  V    |           on his last return from Nina’s Hive.~On approaching the
40       II,  VII  | reassembled in the common hall of Nina’s Hive.~“Now, gentlemen,
41       II,  VIII |            but here, at least, in Nina’s Hive were many rivals,
42       II,  IX   | communication between the Jew and Nina’s Hive had ceased. In the
43       II,  X    |         existence in the cells of Nina’s Hive.~Now and then the
44       II,  XI   |   Russians, Spaniards, and little Nina, as the representative of
45       II,  XII  |      silently, grasped his hand.~“Nina,” said the captain, “you
46       II,  XII  |         the many ramifications of Nina’s Hive were being pervaded
47       II,  XII  |         that must be reserved for Nina, it was clear that henceforth
48       II,  XII  |       tripod in the great hall of Nina’s Hive.~As for Isaac Hakkabut,
49       II,  XII  |             How do you like this, Nina?” said Ben Zoof.~“Va bene!“
50       II,  XIII |           universally accepted in Nina’s Hive. And there was every
51       II,  XIII |     removal of the community from Nina’s Hive. To have stabled
52       II,  XIII |            Strange to say, little Nina bore her hardships more
53       II,  XIII |       long-neglected galleries of Nina’s Hive became more and more
54       II,  XIV  |         but what a comfort little Nina has been to us all!”~“Yes,
55       II,  XV   | co-operate with the population of Nina’s Hive, in the event of
56       II,  XVI  |           for little fingers, but Nina persisted in accomplishing
57       II,  XVII |        already promised Pablo and Nina all sorts of New Year’s
58       II,  XVII |          plains of Andalusia; and Nina and Pablo were only too
59       II,  XVII |        owners, the two horses and Nina’s pet goat were obliged
60       II,  XVIII|          his signature, turned to Nina and told her he must have
61       II,  XIX  |       with them.~Pablo and little Nina were adopted, the one by
62       II,  XIX  |      experiences in the depths of Nina’s Hive; but stopped short