Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XV   |      will you allow me for one minute to take my supposition for
 2        I,  XVIII|        Shelif. Almost within a minute Ben Zoof was seen running,
 3       II,  III  |      working out with the most minute accuracy the five elements
 4       II,  III  |     that I ever supposed for a minute, as you did, that I was
 5       II,  IV   |       an ephemeris made out in minute detail, had been drawn out
 6       II,  VI   |      full of disgust.~Hardly a minute elapsed before the Jew was
 7       II,  VIII |        the rate of 467 miles a minute along an orbit measuring
 8       II,  IX   |     Just stop now, and think a minute. You seem to forget my rights;
 9       II,  XIII |     the difference of one half minute, you know, would so certainly
10       II,  XVI  |     Timascheff reflected for a minute, and said, “I think, lieutenant,
11       II,  XVI  | necessary to know, almost to a minute, the precise time at which
12       II,  XVIII|      Procope.~There was half a minute yet. A thrill ran through