Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |           take long to arrange that seconds should be appointed, who
 2        I,  I    |          that they would act as his seconds in an affair of honor, but
 3        I,  I    |    precisely, they were to meet the seconds of Count Timascheff. Two
 4        I,  IV   |          that in the space of a few seconds the moon’s disc reached
 5        I,  V    |            of the matter. For a few seconds he stood lost in thought,
 6        I,  V    |          persisted the captain, “my seconds would have waited, and not
 7        I,  XVIII|          suddenly halted. For a few seconds he stood motionless, his
 8        I,  XX   | reverberation in the air.”~For some seconds the two men stood straining
 9       II,  III  |             that at 47 minutes 35.6 seconds after two o’clock on the
10       II,  XVII |        orbit at 42 minutes and 35.6 seconds past two o’clock on the
11       II,  XVII |           correctly 42 minutes 35.6 seconds, before the time predicted
12       II,  XVIII|             marking the minutes and seconds as they fled; and the stillness
13       II,  XVIII|             2 hours 47 minutes 35.6 seconds. Five minutes more and collision
14       II,  XIX  |            he had invited to be his seconds in the duel two years ago,