Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int  |         unlucky individuals who occupied the exact point of contact.~
 2        I,  III  |      stone hostelry, previously occupied by a detachment of engineers,
 3        I,  VI   |       days and a half, had been occupied in tracing the boundaries
 4        I,  VII  |         the sidereal system; it occupied a position through which
 5        I,  VIII |       doubtless far differently occupied, and their interests far
 6        I,  IX   |     safety to the fact that she occupied the center of the vast cyclone,
 7        I,  X    |        line hitherto presumably occupied by the coast of Algeria;
 8        I,  X    |        which ought to have been occupied by the Algerian capital.
 9        I,  XIII |     counterpart of what was now occupied by the Englishmen. It was
10        I,  XIII |         whether it might not be occupied by some others, like themselves,
11        I,  XIV  |        the way to the apartment occupied jointly by himself and the
12        I,  XVII |         south of Gourbi Island, occupied what, if Morocco had still
13        I,  XVIII|      upon the little world they occupied which could afford them
14        I,  XIX  |   islands: the bit of Gibraltar occupied by the Englishmen; Ceuta,
15       II,  XI   | Spaniards and Russians were all occupied for several days in the
16       II,  XIII |       was no easy business, and occupied so much time that the end
17       II,  XIII | gatherings. He was far too much occupied in his own appropriated
18       II,  XV   |        the strait, and had been occupied by Spaniards, had since
19       II,  XV   |        clear; they have already occupied it, and established their