Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |       had not been occupying his proper lodgings in the military
 2        I,  VII  |      that the sea remains at its proper level?”~Once again Hector
 3        I,  X    |        was the diminution in her proper rate of speed.~For a few
 4        I,  XIII |          degrees, so as to allow proper development to the curve
 5        I,  XIV  |          the north as far as the proper place of Malta.”~“And Malta,”
 6        I,  XV   |       correspond at all with the proper orbit of the earth.”~The
 7        I,  XV   |        stretching out beyond the proper places of the Balearic Isles.
 8        I,  XVI  |        able to assign them their proper scientific classification,
 9        I,  XVIII|        duly investigated and all proper demands should be paid.
10        I,  XIX  |        and vegetable, which with proper economy might be made to
11        I,  XX   |          commenced for preparing proper winter quarters. Spaniards
12        I,  XXIII|        would easily regain their proper water-line.~On his last
13        I,  XXIV |          a compass, maintained a proper and straight course for
14       II,  II   |             Nobody will pay me a proper price.”~“Well, old Shimei,
15       II,  III  |      were intruders upon his own proper domain.~But for a considerable
16       II,  III  |    continued to rotate along her proper orbit. But we, gentlemen,
17       II,  IV   |     devised. Anxious to show all proper respect to his former tutor,
18       II,  IV   |    incapable of fulfilling their proper functions. But during periods
19       II,  IV   |     worth as much as ever if the proper condition of things should
20       II,  IV   |         endeavored to recall the proper formula.~“The surface of
21       II,  V    |          index will register the proper weight on the surface of
22       II,  V    |     passion, “that you haven’t a proper measure of length?”~Ben
23       II,  V    |       all but destitute of their proper warmth and radiance. The
24       II,  VI   |       Come and show the governor proper respect, when he gives you
25       II,  VI   |         use, he should receive a proper price for his goods, the
26       II,  VII  |          that these coins are in proper condition for my purpose.
27       II,  VII  |        in order to ascertain its proper weight. Do you understand
28       II,  VIII | represented that he had made all proper allowances for any perturbations
29       II,  VIII |      Gallia be diverted from its proper way? or would it hold the
30       II,  IX   |          ultimately regain their proper position with regard to
31       II,  IX   |           charge ordinary prices—proper market prices; European
32       II,  XIII |       investments, or securing a proper interest.~Neither did Palmyrin
33       II,  XIII |         the goodness to get me a proper place for study?”~“I will,
34       II,  XIV  |      rich; to him perhaps, for a proper consideration, a loan might
35       II,  XV   |       third as much again as its proper weight, he had found that
36       II,  XV   |          it was revolving in its proper zone of the minor planets.~
37       II,  XVI  |        give time for selecting a proper place for descent, the lieutenant
38       II,  XVIII|         air in the interior at a proper temperature.~Beneath their