Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VIII|      that no vessel had been sent to rescue himself and his
 2        I,  XIII|      be that succor would be sent them from their native land—
 3        I,  XIII| salute. Corporal Pim must be sent for. The corporal soon made
 4        I,  XVII| probable that they are being sent broadcast upon the sea.”~“
 5        I,  XIX |  knew how soon they could be sent back to Spain.~“To Spain,
 6        I,  XXI |    four Russian sailors were sent on board, and only a few
 7        I,  XXIV|    unknown writer had thence sent out the mysterious documents,
 8       II,  I   | world has been split off and sent flying far into space?”~
 9       II,  III |   they originated with me. I sent them off by hundreds. From
10       II,  V   |     of length?”~Ben Zoof was sent off to ransack the stores
11       II,  XI  |     he altered his mind, and sent young Pablo up to the observatory