Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VIII|      Ben Zoof.~“Do you mean the Observatory?”~“Yes, the Observatory.
 2        I,  VIII|         Observatory?”~“Yes, the Observatory. Are there not people living
 3        I,  VIII|        not people living in the Observatory who could explain all this?”~“
 4       II,  I   |         to obtain a post at the Observatory, but his ungenial character
 5       II,  III |   Balearic Isles, he placed his observatory on the highest point of
 6       II,  IV  |        which he could use as an observatory and where he might prosecute
 7       II,  IV  |         accordingly quitted the observatory.~It must be owned that the
 8       II,  IV  |        hall, and retired to his observatory.~
 9       II,  V   |   opening of Palmyrin Rosette’s observatory.~Sea and land seemed blended
10       II,  VII |       already on his way to the observatory.~“And what, I wonder, is
11       II,  VIII|     cared so little to quit his observatory; for throughout those calm,
12       II,  VIII|         be irremovable from his observatory? Who could expect otherwise
13       II,  VIII|        the lieutenant up to the observatory. The professor was in the
14       II,  XI  |      sent young Pablo up to the observatory with a formal note, requesting
15       II,  XI  | professor in the silence of his observatory.~The dejeuner over, there
16       II,  XII |    precipitate retreat from his observatory. Now would have been the
17       II,  XII |         telescope down from the observatory into the common hall, and
18       II,  XIV |        moved back to his former observatory, where, as much as the cold
19       II,  XVI |         to live entirely in his observatory, from which intruders were