Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI   |      driven to the irresistible conclusion that the tract of land which
 2        I,  VII  |        and Ben Zoof came to the conclusion that in future he must be
 3        I,  VII  |   captain came, as to an easier conclusion, to the opinion that the
 4        I,  VIII |    Captain Servadac came to the conclusion that, as the earth was now
 5        I,  VIII |         his master told him the conclusion at which he had arrived.~“
 6        I,  XII  | impossible to come to any other conclusion but that the land before
 7        I,  XIV  |     ceremony brought to its due conclusion. It need hardly be said
 8        I,  XVIII|         reluctantly come to the conclusion that the more prudent policy
 9        I,  XVIII|     that, immediately after the conclusion of the interview, Negrete
10        I,  XXIV |         arrive at some definite conclusion as to the date at which
11        I,  XXIV |       in circumference; and the conclusion was irresistible that it
12       II,  I    |    happened.”~Thus, the general conclusion arrived at by the Gallian
13       II,  III  | calculations had led him to the conclusion that the comet would strike
14       II,  VII  |         What, therefore, is our conclusion? Why, that the density of
15       II,  XII  |       reason for coming to this conclusion was that the caloric emitted
16       II,  XIII |         point, they came to the conclusion that the eruption which
17       II,  XIV  |        but came to an immediate conclusion that the professor was contemplating
18       II,  XV   |     Major Oliphant,” he said in conclusion, “I am here to inquire whether
19       II,  XVI  |        or drowned. Is that your conclusion, lieutenant?”~“I confess
20       II,  XVI  |       bringing the meeting to a conclusion by a ringing cheer.~Truly