Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int  |  extravagance, the departure and return of his characters, the alpha
 2        I,  I    |       that had been awaiting his return; this was immediately pushed
 3        I,  VI   |          the west and south, and return to the gourbi. If we can
 4        I,  IX   |           hoping very shortly to return and to restore him to his
 5        I,  X    |       his native France, only to return again to wonder whether
 6        I,  X    |       done but to put about, and return in disappointment towards
 7        I,  XVII |        delay, the Dobryna should return to Gourbi Island.~This decision
 8        I,  XVIII|       rejoicing at the captain’s return, Ben Zoof broke out into
 9        I,  XXI  |          Zoof was called upon to return thanks. The entertainment
10        I,  XXIV |          wind should change, the return would be a matter of some
11       II,  I    |          I~THE ASTRONOMER~By the return of the expedition, conveying
12       II,  I    |       some periodic interval, to return.~From the prima facie appearance
13       II,  II   |         the orderly was about to return to his place at the side
14       II,  III  |    distance, and never, never to return?”~“I did not say an hyperbola.”~“
15       II,  III  |      Jupiter and Saturn, it will return to the earth again in two
16       II,  III  |        will, Gallia should never return to the earth again!”~
17       II,  IV   |        prediction of an ultimate return to the terrestrial sphere,
18       II,  V    |        Nina had lost all wish to return with her pet goat to the
19       II,  V    |       Isaac Hakkabut on his last return from Nina’s Hive.~On approaching
20       II,  VIII |       had no shadow of desire to return to the earth, it would be
21       II,  VIII |      common danger; and as their return to the earth appeared to
22       II,  X    |     years’ absence, once more to return “to port.” The landing,
23       II,  XI   |       which we are all hoping to return; and how can we cement the
24       II,  XI   |        toast of the day—“A happy return to our Mother Earth,” must
25       II,  XIII |          sleep and fast till the return of summer.~Strange to say,
26       II,  XIV  |         activity; for although a return of the eruption might have
27       II,  XV   |        of telling him how on his return to the world he would be
28       II,  XV   |        It was true that with the return of summer temperature, there
29       II,  XV   |        would happen if, on their return to earth, the handsome Madame
30       II,  XV   |            whether Ceuta, on its return to earth, may not occupy
31       II,  XVI  |          BOLD PROPOSITION~On his return Servadac communicated to
32       II,  XVI  |         day following Servadac’s return, he and the count and Lieutenant
33       II,  XVII |        earth, and a poet he must return.~Count Timascheff’s desire
34       II,  XVII |     Count Timascheff’s desire to return to the world was quite equaled
35       II,  XIX  |         words which, after their return to consciousness, were exchanged
36       II,  XIX  | manifestly disappointed that his return to Mostaganem was not welcomed
37       II,  XIX  |         of the 8th Artillery. In return to his somewhat hesitating