Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |     indeed, all the signs of a coming storm, but the vapor, on
 2        I,  IX  |        no doubt, magnanimously coming to the rescue of himself
 3        I,  XVII|    seemed almost to regard the coming of the child as the appearance
 4        I,  XXI |     Only say yes or no—are you coming with us into winter-quarters?”~“
 5       II,  XI  |    their course.~But night was coming on, and the sun was already
 6       II,  XII | central funnel. His reason for coming to this conclusion was that
 7       II,  XIV |    that their anticipations of coming into contact with the earth,
 8       II,  XV  |       the question was all but coming to the surface as to what
 9       II,  XVI |        we are prepared for the coming shock. I ask myself, and
10       II,  XVII|     again in the east.~“We are coming to something!” exclaimed
11       II,  XVII|        to be likely to fail in coming into contact with the earth,
12       II,  XVII|   clock on the morning of this coming 1st of January.”~“Thanks,