Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int  | individuals who occupied the exact point of contact.~But once granted
 2        I,  I    |            mine.”~“But allow me to point out that my seniority unquestionably
 3        I,  I    |            to yield at the sword’s point.”~“As you please, count;
 4        I,  I    |          and the count were on the point of parting from each other,
 5        I,  II   |        Cavalry, he had been on the point of quitting the army at
 6        I,  VI   |            bend of the shore, at a point which on the previous evening
 7        I,  VI   |            had mounted the highest point of view attainable, could
 8        I,  VII  |         unable to identify any one point of the firmament may be
 9        I,  VII  |     produced, would pass through a point so little removed above
10        I,  IX   |            the farther side of the point there was a small well-sheltered
11        I,  X    |        across from Cape Matafuz to Point Pexade. Perhaps the depths
12        I,  XI   |         Jurjura chain, the topmost point of which was known to have
13        I,  XI   |           the schooner rounded the point where, five weeks previously,
14        I,  XI   |       promontory of Africa and the point of the continent nearest
15        I,  XI   |         Mediterranean just at this point had formed a sudden ridge
16        I,  XII  |         exposed to well-nigh every point of the compass.~But after
17        I,  XII  |           schooner was on the very point of being hurled upon the
18        I,  XIII |           fired, and it was on the point of being loaded for the
19        I,  XIV  |  indifference.~Servadac was on the point of making some cutting retort,
20        I,  XIV  |         dispute; but he was on the point of interfering, when the
21        I,  XV   |            seems to me that in one point it fails.”~“How so?” replied
22        I,  XV   |         Servadac answered. “In one point, at least, it appears to
23        I,  XVII |       returning thither was on the point of being adopted, when Lieutenant
24        I,  XVII |         creature, they were on the point of returning to their boat,
25        I,  XVII |       transverse course, towards a point hitherto uninvestigated.
26        I,  XVII |      hitherto uninvestigated. That point was reached on the 3rd of
27        I,  XVIII|          of a drill sergeant, on a point some fifteen yards distant,
28        I,  XVIII|         Zoof.~The party was on the point of entering the thicket,
29        I,  XVIII|       Hansa had been at Ceuta, the point on the coast of Morocco
30        I,  XVIII|            at once for the nearest point of Morocco. The Jew, afraid
31        I,  XX   |       brain for an idea that would point the way out of the serious
32        I,  XX   |           fixed gaze centered on a point towards the south. “What
33        I,  XX   |     gigantic strata, bounding from point to point with the agility
34        I,  XX   |             bounding from point to point with the agility of chamois,
35        I,  XXIV |          Procope from a scientific point of view, Servadac from an
36        I,  XXIV |            not so much as a single point of rock relieved the bare
37       II,  I    |            of ingratitude; for, in point of fact, the astronomer
38       II,  III  |         observatory on the highest point of Formentera, and accompanied
39       II,  III  |         the ascending node, or the point where the comet crossed
40       II,  III  |           some information on this point.~“Before the shock, sir,”
41       II,  III  |         meet the earth at the same point as they met before?” said
42       II,  IV   |     terrestrial sphere, that was a point on which it must be owned
43       II,  IV   |      length as they approached the point denoting the aphelion and
44       II,  IV   |       calculations were correct (a point upon which they dared not,
45       II,  IV   |           the more, and was on the point of repeating his satirical
46       II,  V    |          gravity at its surface.~A point of far greater interest
47       II,  VIII |          how the displacement of a point at the equator of Jupiter
48       II,  VIII |            approached the critical point of its career it cannot
49       II,  IX   |            had safely “rounded the point,” and they had to be congratulated
50       II,  IX   |           2,300,000 miles from the point where contact would ensue,
51       II,  IX   |           Jew.~Ben Zoof was on the point of laying down the money,
52       II,  XI   |   exception of the Jew, who made a point of secluding himself more
53       II,  XIII |      activity. Satisfied upon this point, they came to the conclusion
54       II,  XIV  |               That’s just the very point, old Samuel; if you were
55       II,  XIV  |        that the needle touches the point?”~“Yes; look and see.”~“
56       II,  XVI  |            at the exactly opposite point, at our antipodes; or it
57       II,  XVI  |            comet’s poles being the point of contact?”~“Taking the
58       II,  XVII |            Captain Servadac made a point of showing himself quite
59       II,  XIX  |            to tell you; so on that point I had better hold my tongue.”~“