Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   | forbearance, and stooping down he caught up a huge stone, when to
 2        I,  IX  |        when my yacht was suddenly caught on the crest of an enormous
 3        I,  XII |           that we have never once caught sight either of one of the
 4        I,  XII |          increase. Enormous waves caught the schooner and carried
 5        I,  XXIV|    Servadac’s heart bounded as he caught sight of a fragment of blue
 6       II,  III |          unknown comet, which had caught up some scattered fragments
 7       II,  III |        can tell you it would have caught up your bit of a comet and
 8       II,  V   |        had just entered the hall, caught the professor’s last sentence,
 9       II,  XV  |         that Isaac Hakkabut, thus caught in his own trap, was jeered
10       II,  XV  |        Ceuta.~As soon as Ben Zoof caught sight of the rock on the
11       II,  XV  |      telegraph in motion that had caught his eye.~“Plague on it!”
12       II,  XVI |        air.~The first object that caught their attention as they