Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |       chain of marvels was not yet complete, and that something farther
 2        I,  IX  | terrestrial sphere had undergone a complete modification? To all these
 3        I,  XIV |            of etiquette being thus complete, there was no longer any
 4        I,  XIV |        everywhere was terrible and complete. Not only was Algeria lost,
 5        I,  XV  |         words, would enable her to complete the circumnavigation of
 6        I,  XV  |        substance should undergo so complete a change. There was nothing
 7        I,  XVII|      confines of this new basin as complete as possible before we withdraw.”~
 8        I,  XXI |      preliminary arrangements were complete, and everything ready for
 9       II,  IV  |       mercury was accompanied by a complete stillness of the atmosphere;
10       II,  IV  |             Gentlemen, in order to complete my account of my comet Gallia,
11       II,  V   |      propose to-day to endeavor to complete our observations of the
12       II,  VII |            we are in a position to complete our calculation; we can
13       II,  VII |              Everyone gave him his complete attention.~“Before I proceed,”
14       II,  VIII|     demonstration was sufficiently complete that the orbit of Gallia
15       II,  IX  |           said Servadac. “You must complete your contract.”~And, moaning
16       II,  XI  |          population would still be complete.~The 1st of January, it
17       II,  XVI |       together the casing was soon complete. Isaac Hakkabut and the
18       II,  XVII|    consequences of this sudden and complete disruption, Servadac and
19       II,  XVII|            had a work of genius to complete. A poet he had left the