Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int |          decline in the author’s power of awaking interest. Many
 2        I,  II  |   without being conscious of the power he possessed. It must be
 3        I,  II  | pretension to any gift of poetic power, but his inexhaustible memory
 4        I,  IX  |     height which it is beyond my power to estimate. Some mysterious
 5        I,  X   |         must now do all in their power to discover what had become
 6        I,  XVII|          whom it might be in our power to afford assistance, before
 7        I,  XXII|        too insignificant for her power of attraction to carry off
 8        I,  XXII|          capable of exercising a power of attraction upon any of
 9        I,  XXII|          at present out of their power to determine whether the
10        I,  XXIV|       and I can suggest a motive power surer and swifter than horses.”~“
11        I,  XXIV|          then, it was within the power of the unknown writer to
12       II,  VIII|          beyond the astronomer’s power to ascertain; and even if
13       II,  IX  |         soon as he recovered his power of articulation, Isaac began
14       II,  XI  |        utterly defying all human power to arrest, that the lieutenant
15       II,  XIII|          to do everything in his power to provide him with the
16       II,  XIII|         That belongs to a Higher Power than ours!”~
17       II,  XVI |        you, whether it is in our power, by any means, to avert
18       II,  XVI |    learning, has not a shadow of power to prevent the comet and
19       II,  XVI |      with you, to the best of my power, in putting it into execution.”~“
20       II,  XVII|     further increase of muscular power, and a fresh diminution