Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |         two adversaries.~Servadac cast a hasty glance round. No
 2        I,  VIII|        the intensity of its light cast heavy shadows from all terrestrial
 3        I,  XI  |          in less than an hour had cast anchor within a few cables’
 4        I,  XVI |        lessened in its magnitude, cast only faint and somewhat
 5        I,  XXIV|     lengthened shadow of the sail cast upon the ice by the oblique
 6       II,  I   |       which their strange lot was cast.~“Can you explain this?”
 7       II,  III | astronomer would at the same time cast an inquiring glance at the
 8       II,  III |          the slight that had been cast upon his beloved home.~It
 9       II,  IV  |         lot had been so strangely cast, otherwise than as mere
10       II,  IV  |         bit his lip, snorted, and cast at him a withering look,
11       II,  XI  |         the troop of skaters, and cast their lengthened shadows
12       II,  XIII|             he began timidly, “to cast the least imputation of