Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XIII |        not forsake us; it is an English ship, no doubt.”~In half
 2        I,  XIV  | disaster as ourselves.”~But the English officers, neither by word
 3        I,  XIV  |         learn either Russian or English.~The formal preliminaries
 4        I,  XIV  |      This, Captain Servadac, is English territory. Do you not see
 5        I,  XIV  |   territory. Do you not see the English flag?” and, as he spoke,
 6        I,  XIV  |        republic, over which you English exercise the right of protection,
 7        I,  XIV  |      present moment, as much on English soil as if you were in London,
 8        I,  XIV  |         in hot dispute with the English soldiers. A general altercation
 9        I,  XIV  |     angry invective against the English officers, he ordered his
10        I,  XV   |       conglomeration of French, English, Italian, and Latin, there
11        I,  XV   |        a few scattered words of English, Latin, and Italian, inserted
12        I,  XVI  |       placed on record that the English have survived it, or something
13        I,  XVII |      longer Russian, French, or English. Nationality is extinct.”~“
14        I,  XVIII|       received a visit from two English officers from Gibraltar.
15        I,  XVIII|       said Ben Zoof; “and it is English money.”~“English money!”
16        I,  XVIII|      and it is English money.”~“English money!” echoed Servadac;
17       II,  IV   |   considerable sum of money, in English and Russian coinage, was
18       II,  XV   |        as being made by the two English officers. The arguments
19       II,  XVI  |    right, had sold Ceuta to the English.~Having refused to quit
20       II,  XVI  |         Gibraltar, with the two English garrisons!~