Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V    |      said Ben Zoof.~“What do you mean?” asked Servadac, looking
 2        I,  VI   |         miles.~“What does it all mean?” exclaimed the captain,
 3        I,  VIII |          asked Ben Zoof.~“Do you mean the Observatory?”~“Yes,
 4        I,  IX   |       Captain Servadac.”~“Do you mean to say you know nothing
 5        I,  XIV  |         comprehend you. You must mean the Spanish, surely.”~“How?”
 6        I,  XV   |       another. “What does it all mean?” exclaimed the count.~“
 7        I,  XVII |           Available! What do you mean?” asked the count, somewhat
 8        I,  XVII |   somewhat taken by surprise.~“I mean,” said Procope, “that the
 9        I,  XVIII|         this island? What do you mean?”~“The opportunity has not
10        I,  XVIII|        the captain.~“No, I don’t mean the birds: I mean those
11        I,  XVIII|          don’t mean the birds: I mean those lazy beggars that
12        I,  XVIII|          ground.~“What is it you mean?” asked Servadac, getting
13        I,  XXIV |       than horses.”~“What do you mean?” was the eager inquiry.~“
14        I,  XXIV |        was the eager inquiry.~“I mean the Dobryna‘s yawl,” answered
15        I,  XXIV |       telescope.~“I see what you mean,” said he; “it is a pylone
16       II,  II   |          me.”~“News? What do you mean?”~“From my little tartan
17       II,  II   |            How? Why? What do you mean?” cried the voices of the
18       II,  III  |       two years precisely.”~“You mean that in two years after
19       II,  IV   |         Gallian year— by which I mean the time in which Gallia
20       II,  V    |   measurement.”~“What! you don’t mean,” exclaimed the professor,
21       II,  VI   |           cried the Jew, “do you mean only a loan?”~“Silence!”
22       II,  VII  |         a kilogramme; by which I mean that if we were on the earth,
23       II,  VII  |     various planets?”~“You can’t mean, Servadac, that you have
24       II,  VIII |        precisely the same as the mean distance between the earth
25       II,  VIII |        greater; and although the mean density is only about a
26       II,  IX   |       another. You are solvent—I mean honorable, and his lordship
27       II,  IX   |       prices; European prices, I mean.”~“Merciful heavens!” shrieked
28       II,  XIII | uppermost in his mind.~“I do not mean,” he began timidly, “to
29       II,  XIV  |        Confound it! what does it mean? what is she doing? All
30       II,  XIV  |        the name of peace, do you mean?” bawled Ben Zoof, in open-mouthed
31       II,  XIV  |         the world.”~“What do you mean?” asked Hakkabut, startled.~“
32       II,  XVI  |      said Ben Zoof.~“What do you mean?” his master asked.~“Why,