Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |         but Ben Zoof would have allowed himself to be hewn in pieces
 2        I,  V   |    elevated position would have allowed him a radius of vision at
 3        I,  XIII|  replied, “It must, I think, be allowed that your pay was calculated
 4        I,  XIV |      subdued tone, begged to be allowed to speak.~“I begin to apprehend,”
 5        I,  XVI |    space. Nothing, however, was allowed to divert them from their
 6        I,  XVII|       and as it was universally allowed that it was unnecessary
 7        I,  XIX |   hundred reals. Are they to be allowed . . . ?”~“Silence, Mordecai,
 8        I,  XXIV|       Procope that he should be allowed to accompany Captain Servadac
 9       II,  III |      introduction, begged to be allowed to ask one question.~“How
10       II,  IV  |        between the two had been allowed to go on unchecked, it is
11       II,  V   |        Nor was their recreation allowed to interfere with their
12       II,  X   |      destiny. She was not to be allowed to wander away into the
13       II,  XII |  pressure of circumstances, and allowed himself to be conducted
14       II,  XII |         of the mountain, it was allowed to remain undisturbed upon
15       II,  XII |          Servadac considerately allowed the whole of the cargo to
16       II,  XV  |        and the lieutenant to be allowed to accompany him; nay, they
17       II,  XV  | disappointed project.~“May I be allowed to ask, Captain Servadac,
18       II,  XVI |          as a matter of course, allowed to be present, and Professor