Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |     a reed pipe.”~“Hold your tongue, man,” said Servadac peremptorily; “
 2        I,  XVIII|  ordered the Jew to hold his tongue at once. The man bowed his
 3        I,  XIX  |      Zoof; “he gabbles every tongue under the sun!”~“Yes,” said
 4       II,  III  |    master, Ben Zoof held his tongue; but he felt that he could
 5       II,  IV   |    captain made him hold his tongue. The truth was that the
 6       II,  VI   |    that, Hakkabut. Hold your tongue.” And, turning to Rosette,
 7       II,  XVI  |      that he should hold his tongue.~“It is, I presume, to be
 8       II,  XVI  | effect, was fain to hold his tongue, and slunk back into his
 9       II,  XVII |      your class!”~“Hold your tongue, sir!” bellowed the captain
10       II,  XVII |   the professor.~“ Hold your tongue!” repeated Servadac.~“Just
11       II,  XVII |      is altered?”~“Hold your tongue!” cried the captain, louder
12       II,  XIX  |   point I had better hold my tongue.”~“Hang your mysteries!”