Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |          miles, they had only just arrived at the foot of the Merdeyah
 2        I,  VIII|         conclusion at which he had arrived.~“All very well for two
 3        I,  XII |         that their last moment had arrived. Servadac and the count
 4        I,  XV  |         Lieutenant Procope had not arrived at the whole truth, he had
 5        I,  XVI |      Cannes and Jouar, the Dobryna arrived upon the site of the Cape
 6        I,  XIX |      GENERAL~The Spaniards who had arrived on board the Hansa consisted
 7       II,  I   | carrier-pigeon. Manifestly, he had arrived at some knowledge of Gallia’
 8       II,  I   |        nothing to show that he had arrived at the conclusions which
 9       II,  I   |             the general conclusion arrived at by the Gallian Academy
10       II,  IV  |           interview with the newly arrived astronomer, Isaac Hakkabut
11       II,  IV  |         old calendar, June had now arrived;~[illustration omitted] [
12       II,  V   |       Pablo, gravely.~July had now arrived. During the month Gallia’
13       II,  IX  |           the captain next morning arrived at the tartan. He was accompanied
14       II,  XI  |       might be deadened.~Christmas arrived, and was marked by appropriate
15       II,  XIII|            that the end of January arrived before they could be said
16       II,  XIV |           he had been watching had arrived. “What’s the matter, Master
17       II,  XVII|     directly, and the time had now arrived in which he must be compelled