Book, Chapter
1 I, V | summit of the rock.~“Good Heavens!” cried Ben Zoof, “that
2 I, VI | might, the mysteries of the heavens still remained impenetrable.
3 I, VII | continual downfall, the heavens still remained veiled in
4 I, VII | stars, which spangled the heavens in surpassing brilliancy,
5 I, VII | long and intently upon the heavens. His eyes wandered from
6 I, VIII | facility for observing the heavens. Night after night, constellations
7 I, XIII | applied to the priming.~“Heavens!” “By all that’s good!”
8 I, XVII | loss of the moonlight, the heavens were illuminated by a superb
9 I, XXIII| the over-clouding of the heavens there arose a violent tempest;
10 II, III | assiduously scanned the heavens, in the sanguine anticipation
11 II, III | revision of the chart of the heavens, in the region contiguous
12 II, IX | goods away.”~“Merciful, heavens!” the Jew began to whine;
13 II, IX | prices, I mean.”~“Merciful heavens!” shrieked the old man, “
14 II, IX | his decision.~“Merciful heavens!” again howled the Jew, “
15 II, IX | suspended to it.~“Merciful heavens!” screamed Isaac.~The index
16 II, X | conspicuous object in the heavens, and Palmyrin Rosette, after
17 II, X | rings, the aspect of the heavens from the surface of Saturn
18 II, XII | retreat from his study of the heavens, than he would begin overwhelming
19 II, XII | taking us by surprise.”~“Heavens!” cried the captain, “we
20 II, XIII | sun’s disc expanded in the heavens, and every evening the earth
21 II, XIV | all-absorbing studies of the heavens.~The result of these studies
22 II, XIV | give you any.”~“Merciful heavens!” began the Jew.~“He says
23 II, XIV | of your money.”~“Merciful heavens!” the old man whined once
24 II, XVII | reckoned for this.”~“Merciful heavens!” began the Jew.~“Sixty-six
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