Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |    repeatedly to himself, “what I want to say. I want to tell her
 2        I,  I   |             what I want to say. I want to tell her that I love
 3        I,  VI  |         as quickly as you like. I want to know what has become
 4        I,  XIII|         replied the corporal, “we want to speak to you about our
 5        I,  XIII|         asked Major Oliphant.~“We want to know whether, as the
 6        I,  XIX |        World.”~“But why should he want any payment?” inquired the
 7        I,  XX  |       doubt the life, the heat we want is reserved for us in the
 8        I,  XXI |      across, if you like.”~“But I want to go to Algiers,” whimpered
 9        I,  XXI |           own exertions, felt the want of a little fresh air. Accordingly
10        I,  XXIV|          are already perishing by want and exposure? you would
11       II,  II  |     Ashtaroth, is it? What do you want? Can’t you get anybody to
12       II,  II  |           supplicated the Jew. “I want to speak to his Excellency,
13       II,  II  |     opportunity. Tell me what you want.”~“Oh, my lord, my lord,”
14       II,  II  |   electrified; “what does the man want with Europe?”~“I want to
15       II,  II  |         man want with Europe?”~“I want to get there!” screeched
16       II,  IV  |          amuses me to see how you want to revise the terrestrial
17       II,  IV  |         terrestrial calendar.”~“I want to be logical, that’s all.”~“
18       II,  IV  |          mathematician should not want breathing time! Come, multiply
19       II,  V   |        returned, he said, “If you want to weigh this comet of yours,
20       II,  V   |           of yours, I suppose you want a pair of scales; but I
21       II,  V   |        arrive at the difference I want: the difference between
22       II,  VI  |        step outside. “What do you want?” he inquired, timorously.~“
23       II,  VI  |          inquired, timorously.~“I want a word with you,” said Servadac, “
24       II,  VI  |           Servadac, “but I do not want to stand talking out here
25       II,  VI  |          pieces! the very thing I want! I must have them!”~The
26       II,  VI  |           professor continued. “I want ten two-franc pieces, and
27       II,  IX  |          sugar, and tobacco would want replenishing. Servadac’s
28       II,  IX  |        goods left, and they would want these. Yes, they should
29       II,  IX  |        preface into business, “we want some coffee, some tobacco,
30       II,  IX  |          s greeting.~“What do you want to-day?” asked the Jew.~“
31       II,  IX  |         asked the Jew.~“To-day we want coffee, and we want sugar,
32       II,  IX  |     To-day we want coffee, and we want sugar, and we want tobacco.
33       II,  IX  |         and we want sugar, and we want tobacco. We must have ten
34       II,  XIII|        more than anything was the want of some retired apartment,
35       II,  XIII|        professor, bridling up, “I want no assistant; my calculations
36       II,  XIII|        assistant; my calculations want no revision. I never make
37       II,  XIII|           than to live, and their want of vigor became at times
38       II,  XIII|       well enough that it was the want of air and exercise that
39       II,  XIV |        the blood. How much do you want?”~“A pound. A pound will
40       II,  XIV |        can afford to buy what you want. We should like to see the
41       II,  XIV |    satisfaction.~“How much do you want? What will you charge for
42       II,  XV  |         of the rock.~“What do you want?” asked one of them, whom
43       II,  XVI |      itself to his mind.~“I don’t want to intrude,” observed Ben
44       II,  XVI |       make the comet go where you want it to go.”~“You are mistaken,
45       II,  XIX | competency that ensured them from want, were despatched to their