Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V    | thought was to wonder what had happened; and in order to find an
 2        I,  V    |        you any notion what has happened, Ben Zoof?”~“I’ve a notion,
 3        I,  V    |     certain that something has happened to us,” said Ben Zoof. “
 4        I,  V    |       the count. Something has happened; Ben Zoof and I cannot both
 5        I,  VI   |  threaten torrents of rain.~It happened that the moon was new on
 6        I,  VIII |      indomitable perseverance, happened to remark that he thought
 7        I,  IX   |   other word, tell me what has happened.”~The count, whose imperturbable
 8        I,  IX   |        First, tell me what has happened.”~“The very question I was
 9        I,  XV   |     the Atlantic; but what had happened now? Why, Gibraltar had
10        I,  XV   |     all the mysteries that had happened? Had not the day now dawned
11        I,  XVIII|    score of Spaniards, who had happened to be upon it, had escaped
12        I,  XIX  |        only tell them what has happened, and in sheer despondency
13        I,  XIX  |     Something very strange has happened. A most wonderful event
14        I,  XIX  |        the convulsion that had happened. The event was precisely
15       II,  I    |     his eyes, Captain Servadac happened to be bending down closely
16       II,  I    |   period before the convulsion happened.”~Thus, the general conclusion
17       II,  II   |        he related all that had happened since the memorable night
18       II,  III  |   effect that if the comet had happened to strike against Montmartre,
19       II,  IX   |    secure very high prices.~It happened, just about this same time,
20       II,  X    |        astronomical works that happened to be included in the Dobryna’
21       II,  X    |   spectator of events that had happened seventy years previously;
22       II,  XIV  |     his master. “Something has happened to the professor,” he said; “
23       II,  XIX  |    However, those things never happened, sir, did they?”~His master