Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |    occasions that he had first met Madame de L——, the lady
 2        I,  XVII|        Very likely he may have met with the fate of AEsop’s
 3        I,  XIX |   population of twenty-two had met in the chamber adjoining
 4        I,  XXI |     but his advances were only met by jeers and scorn, and,
 5       II,  I   |     his former tutor had never met, so that naturally they
 6       II,  III |       of Africa, it would have met with some resistance.~“Pshaw!”
 7       II,  III |      at the same point as they met before?” said Lieutenant
 8       II,  V   |       the Hansa.”~The proposal met with general approbation.
 9       II,  XII |       universe, had a merchant met with such reverses; never
10       II,  XIV | hurrying down to his study, he met Ben Zoof, who, secretly
11       II,  XVI |   count and Lieutenant Procope met by agreement in the cave,