Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |        wait till to-morrow,” he repeated; adding, for he had become
 2        I,  VII |         the captain.~“Why not?” repeated Ben Zoof, unwilling to renounce
 3        I,  IX  |       of smoke.”~“The Dobryna!” repeated the captain, positively. “
 4        I,  XIV |          he said.~“Incredible?” repeated Servadac. “Why is it that
 5        I,  XVI |    little needed his urgent and repeated solicitations: “Come on!
 6        I,  XIX |         tell them all again. He repeated all that he had said, and
 7        I,  XXI |   Dobryna to the south, and the repeated consignments of corn and
 8        I,  XXII|  herself to us.”~The lieutenant repeated his conviction that it was
 9       II,  I   | sections of every variety being repeated in countless profusion.~
10       II,  II  | hesitated.~“Let him in, I say,” repeated the captain, peremptorily.~
11       II,  III |    EXPERIENCES~“Yes, my comet!” repeated the professor, and from
12       II,  IX  |        like to give credit,” he repeated.~“I have not asked you for
13       II,  XIV |       orderly.~“Eureka! I say,” repeated Rosette; “and if you don’
14       II,  XIV |      Tell me, Hakkabut, I say,” repeated Servadac.~The Jew only kept
15       II,  XIV |           Gallia out of place?” repeated Servadac, agitated with
16       II,  XV  |        his eye.~“Plague on it!” repeated the captain.~“Too late,
17       II,  XVI |      could be accomplished,” he repeated. “The project may appear
18       II,  XVII| professor.~“ Hold your tongue!” repeated Servadac.~“Just because
19       II,  XVII|       changed.”~“On the earth,” repeated the professor, with decision.~“
20       II,  XVII|        Jew.~“Sixty-six pounds!” repeated Servadac. “We can hardly