Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III  |     winter migration.”~Servadac suddenly started from his seat, and
 2        I,  IV   |         astronomy, now appeared suddenly in the firmament, though
 3        I,  VI   |     exclaimed, as darkness fell suddenly upon him. Then, after a
 4        I,  VI   |   African coast might have been suddenly transported to the equatorial
 5        I,  VI   |      west!” he cried aloud; but suddenly bethinking himself, he added: “
 6        I,  VII  |       the earth’s axis had been suddenly and immensely shifted; and
 7        I,  VIII |         that the earth had thus suddenly approximated towards the
 8        I,  IX   |      meeting, when my yacht was suddenly caught on the crest of an
 9        I,  XII  |         11th of February, there suddenly arose the cry of “Land!”
10        I,  XII  |    though cut by a chisel, when suddenly the prismatic lamellae soaring
11        I,  XII  |     progress of the Dobryna was suddenly arrested. Lieutenant Procope,
12        I,  XVII |        apprehensions, the child suddenly gained confidence, darted
13        I,  XVIII|        a single bound, and then suddenly halted. For a few seconds
14        I,  XVIII|      the rascals! the thieves!” suddenly exclaimed Ben Zoof, stamping
15        I,  XX   |      unexpected than agreeable, suddenly arrested their labors. The
16        I,  XX   |         all in vain.~One day he suddenly came upon Ben Zoof, and
17        I,  XX   |         ears in rapt attention. Suddenly an idea struck Servadac’
18        I,  XX   | insuperable wall of rock should suddenly bar their further progress.~
19        I,  XXIII|        the 15th loud cries were suddenly heard issuing from the mouth
20        I,  XXIII|         a signature or address.~Suddenly little Nina, who had again
21       II,  I    |   little world that had been so suddenly launched into space? Again
22       II,  III  |  recorded. Palmyrin Rosette was suddenly separated from his servant
23       II,  III  |         000 leagues an hour had suddenly encountered some obstacle.
24       II,  XI   |      stream of burning lava had suddenly ceased to flow!~Speechless
25       II,  XII  |       the eruption breaking out suddenly again, and taking us by
26       II,  XIII |       the eruption which had so suddenly ceased in one spot had certainly
27       II,  XV   |       very keen vision, stopped suddenly, and said that he was sure
28       II,  XVI  |        speed of the comet, when suddenly checked, will be transmuted