Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V    |       dog. Though by no means afraid of them, Ben Zoof had a
 2        I,  XI   | really near land, I should be afraid to approach it in the dark.”~
 3        I,  XIII |   evening to consider.~“I was afraid you would,” replied Major
 4        I,  XVII |      is extinct.”~“I am sadly afraid, however,” continued the
 5        I,  XVIII|    point of Morocco. The Jew, afraid to disobey, but with his
 6        I,  XXI  |      board his tartan.~“He is afraid,” said Ben Zoof, “that he
 7        I,  XXII |   such to be the case—”~“I am afraid,” said the lieutenant, interrupting
 8       II,  III  |     Lieutenant Procope.~“I am afraid so,” said Rosette.~“Why
 9       II,  III  |       so,” said Rosette.~“Why afraid?”~“Because we are doing
10       II,  V    |    everybody is so kind. I am afraid they will spoil us, Pablo,”
11       II,  XII  |     captain, “you will not be afraid to go down to the lower
12       II,  XII  |    Pablo will go. You are not afraid to go, are you, Pablo?”