Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II   |  Captain Servadac had not yet ventured to declare his attachment;
 2        I,  XXIII| hunger, several hundred birds ventured through the tunnel, and
 3        I,  XXIV |       the cold, the explorers ventured out of their shelter, in
 4       II,  III  |     assertion. Ben Zoof alone ventured an unlucky remark to the
 5       II,  IV   |       collision they scarcely ventured to think.~Without lifting
 6       II,  VII  |  heavy to run away.”~Ben Zoof ventured the remark that, as the
 7       II,  VIII |      next morning the captain ventured to take the count and the
 8       II,  XIII |       temper that the captain ventured to speak upon the matter
 9       II,  XIV  |       of these studies no one ventured to inquire; but it became
10       II,  XVI  |     sole occasion when he had ventured to broach the subject with
11       II,  XVII |      uncivil whenever any one ventured to speak to him. The loss