Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XX  |        the mysterious documents correct? If so, Gallia must now
 2        I,  XX  |         that your conjecture is correct. Beyond a doubt, what we
 3       II,  I   |        after a while. “If it be correct, I suppose we must conclude
 4       II,  II  |         the listeners.~“You are correct to a certain degree,” continued
 5       II,  IV  |   professor’s calculations were correct (a point upon which they
 6       II,  IV  | terrestrial year. You are quite correct, it is the 26th of March.”~“
 7       II,  V   |       astronomer’s calculations correct, and was there a sound foundation
 8       II,  VI  |   steelyard, so delicate and so correct?”~The orderly wondered how
 9       II,  VIII|        his prognostications are correct.”~“The more I see of him,
10       II,  VIII|      foundation, and will prove correct to the minutest particular.”~
11       II,  VIII|  unaltered way.~The astronomer, correct in his prognostications,
12       II,  IX  |       see whether the weight is correct.”~Hakkabut pointed out that
13       II,  X   |   professor’s calculations were correct—and why should they be doubted?—
14       II,  XII |     Procope’s conjecture proved correct. On entering the crater,
15       II,  XIV |      the steelyard is not quite correct.”~The words were not uttered
16       II,  XV  |       elements of Nerina upon a correct basis, a task to which he