Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int  |   Underground City,” and “The Child of the Cavern.” This story,
 2        I,  XVII | excite her apprehensions, the child suddenly gained confidence,
 3        I,  XVII |      will you?”~“Hurt you, my child?” answered Servadac. “No,
 4        I,  XVII |  little one.”~“Nina!” was the child’s reply.~“Well, then, Nina,
 5        I,  XVII | questions, he gained from the child a very intelligent account
 6        I,  XVII |  Servadac, as he caressed the child and conducted her to the
 7        I,  XVII |      regard the coming of the child as the appearance of an
 8        I,  XIX  |     with little Nina, and the child seemed highly delighted
 9        I,  XXII |   think I could,” replied the child, “but I am sure that Pablo
10        I,  XXIII|      tumult had subsided.~The child pointed to a bird which
11       II,  XII  |      Pablo goes,” replied the child.~“Oh yes, of course, Pablo
12       II,  XII  |         Va bene!“ replied the child. “We are only living in
13       II,  XII  |     happy here,” rejoined the child; “it is nice and warm.”~
14       II,  XIII |       the common languor, the child became the life of the party.
15       II,  XVII |        to split in two like a child’s toy. It had cracked like
16       II,  XVIII|    nestling in her bosom.~The child’s eyes filled with tears;