Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II   |      Zoof’s achievements had fairly earned him the right of
 2        I,  II   |    his master’s service, and fairly entitled him to his soi-disant
 3        I,  XIV  | which he considered he might fairly claim as neutral territory.~“
 4        I,  XVIII|      countries of Europe are fairly represented by the population
 5       II,  II   |   clean away.”~They were all fairly bewildered.~“Where, then,”
 6       II,  IV   |      use, and the colony was fairly puzzled whenever he referred
 7       II,  V    | Rosette, who seemed to be in fairly good temper.~“Gentlemen,”
 8       II,  VI   |     to sell it to us?”~Isaac fairly shrieked aloud. “God of
 9       II,  XI   |      our Mother Earth,” must fairly have startled the professor
10       II,  XIII |     they could be said to be fairly settled. And then began
11       II,  XV   |      their friends, and were fairly out of sight of the shore,
12       II,  XVI  |      the sun.~A thaw had now fairly set in. The breaking up