Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |          been as fidgety as a bird returning after its winter migration.”~
 2        I,  VIII|         PROXIMITY~The light of the returning sun soon extinguished the
 3        I,  XVII|            France; and the plan of returning thither was on the point
 4        I,  XVII|          they were on the point of returning to their boat, when their
 5        I,  XIX |         lieutenant, promptly.~Upon returning to the shore, it was arranged
 6        I,  XX  |          not fail to visit it.”~On returning to the gourbi, they communicated
 7        I,  XXII| disappeared for weeks; was she now returning? Had she been faithless
 8       II,  IV  |            although the chances of returning to the earth might be remote,
 9       II,  XIII|            grateful warmth, rarely returning till nightfall to the shade
10       II,  XVI |          have small chance of ever returning to the world of our fellow-creatures.”~“
11       II,  XVI |   character; but as indications of returning spring, they were greeted