Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |          spin tops” is a favorite saying amongst artillery officers,
 2        I,  XII |            that he refrained from saying another word.~The coast,
 3        I,  XV  |          now broke his silence by saying, “I beg, gentlemen, to submit
 4        I,  XVII|     followed this conversation by saying, “And now, gentlemen, as
 5        I,  XIX | Timascheff took an opportunity of saying that, as Captain Servadac
 6        I,  XIX |    moments was broken by Servadac saying, “Do you not think we ought
 7        I,  XIX |           tried to silence him by saying, “Only wait till the governor
 8        I,  XXIV|          points, and concluded by saying, “My friends, we must, without
 9       II,  IV  | resolutely declined to occupy it, saying that what he required was
10       II,  V   |        last sentence, and without saying a word, went out again and
11       II,  VI  |           hardly knew what he was saying.~“Falsehood!” roared Rosette. “
12       II,  XII |          the count; “it is an old saying that ‘Necessity is the mother
13       II,  XV  |      syllable of what he had been saying.~“Then I am to understand
14       II,  XIX |        surface, and concluding by saying that it was the great disappointment