Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |      being his ordinary way of opening conversation.~“Well, Ben
 2        I,  XII |       Right ahead was a narrow opening in the solid rock; it was
 3        I,  XIV |       discover only one narrow opening in all the coast, and it
 4        I,  XVI |         and at the base of the opening, level with the sea, was
 5        I,  XVII|      greatest care was used in opening it, and it was found to
 6        I,  XXI |      with so lavish a hand. By opening fresh vents in the solid
 7        I,  XXI |        fire extending over the opening of the cavern provided it,
 8        I,  XXIV|      almost total darkness. By opening a shutter they admitted
 9       II,  V   |    rocks as far as the vaulted opening of the central cavern, fell
10       II,  V   |        s telescope; it was the opening of Palmyrin Rosette’s observatory.~
11       II,  XII |        anyone to remain at the opening, and the moisture on the
12       II,  XV  | unacknowledged breach that was opening in their friendship.~The