Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |          rhyme with ‘simplicity’? Ah! I have it now:~ ‘Lovers
 2        I,  XIV  |           up to his full height.~“Ah! how stupid! I forgot,”
 3        I,  XV   |      problem still to be solved.~“Ah! well,” said Servadac, “
 4        I,  XV   |    investigations in every way.”~“Ah, never mind! Keep up your
 5        I,  XVII |  something of its central fire?”~“Ah, well!” said the captain,
 6        I,  XVIII|          hill. Here they halted.~“Ah! the vagabonds! the rascals!
 7        I,  XX   |        moments’ pondering, said: “Ah! master, if only we were
 8       II,  II   |            professor?” he asked.~“Ah, yes, yes; you are Servadac,”
 9       II,  IV   |           be about 1,400 miles.”~“Ah!” said the professor, more
10       II,  VI   |          little matter for you.”~“Ah! your Excellency,” moaned
11       II,  IX   |           I shall pay for them.”~“Ah yes, your Excellency,” whispered
12       II,  IX   |    England, France, and Russia.”~“Ah no! I must have gold. Nothing
13       II,  IX   | deficiency,” exclaimed Ben Zoof.~“Ah, yes, yes; but—”~The unfortunate
14       II,  XIV  |          when Ben Zoof was gone.~“Ah! yes, indeed,” groaned Hakkabut, “
15       II,  XV   |     equivalent in British gold.”~“Ah!” cried Ben Zoof, “that
16       II,  XV   |        himself from his reverie.~“Ah, indeed!” replied the major,
17       II,  XVI  |        about an hour’s journey.”~“Ah, a fire-balloon! A montgolfier!”
18       II,  XIX  |    colonel greeted him heartily, “Ah! Servadac, old fellow! is