Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |     being in ruins, they were obliged to put up with the best
 2        I,  XIV |     introduction felt himself obliged to recapitulate matters
 3        I,  XVI |   France; and when now he was obliged with his own eyes to witness
 4        I,  XVII|     projection of land, which obliged her to turn southwards,
 5        I,  XIX |      comfort the Jew had been obliged to content himself as best
 6        I,  XX  |     of the sea, and which had obliged her to ascend northwards
 7       II,  III |       this magnitude, and was obliged to content himself with
 8       II,  VII |      are engaged, I have been obliged to devise means of my own
 9       II,  XI  | Occasionally the skaters were obliged to stop to recover their
10       II,  XII |  however, did he find himself obliged to retreat from his study
11       II,  XV  |        except when absolutely obliged, to face the other members
12       II,  XV  |      present quarters.”~“I am obliged to you, Captain Servadac,”
13       II,  XVII|      and Nina’s pet goat were obliged to be left behind. The only