Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II   |          francs in rentes.~Length of service: Fourteen years, three months,
 2        I,  II   |         three months, and five days.~Service: Two years at school at
 3        I,  II   |              records of his military service his name had several times
 4        I,  II   |            him to quit that master’s service. His name might seem to
 5        I,  II   |           rendered his master a like service in the Soudan. The bond
 6        I,  II   |              devoted to his master’s service, and fairly entitled him
 7        I,  IX   |           not?”~“My yacht is at your service, sir, even should you require
 8        I,  X    |           affection, to his patron’s service. After an apprenticeship
 9        I,  XVIII|            Hansa would be of immense service to them; he expected, indeed,
10        I,  XXI  | consciousness that he was enjoying a service that had been rendered gratuitously.~
11        I,  XXIV |      reaching your destination, what service do you imagine that you,
12       II,  II   |          Joseph?” he asked.~“At your service, sir,” replied Ben Zoof
13       II,  VIII |          have been enlisted into the service of science,” said Procope. “
14       II,  XI   |         below zero, was no longer of service, and the spirit thermometer
15       II,  XII  |             would certainly be of no service deep down in the bowels
16       II,  XV   |             could be reckoned on for service, and it would be inexpedient
17       II,  XV   |            you and your companions a service,” replied Servadac, rousing
18       II,  XVII |              it might probably be of service in carrying some communication