Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XII|   she would come in sight of Malta, if only that ancient island,
 2        I,  XII|    still be undestroyed.~But Malta, too, was gone; and when,
 3        I,  XIV|   far as the proper place of Malta.”~“And Malta,” cried Servadac,
 4        I,  XIV| proper place of Malta.”~“And Malta,” cried Servadac, unable
 5        I,  XIV| control himself any longer; “Malta—town, forts, soldiers, governor,
 6        I,  XIV|    replying coolly, “Because Malta belongs to England.”~“I
 7        I,  XIV|      only can I testify that Malta has disappeared, but I can
 8        I,  XIV|    catastrophe. Not only has Malta been entirely lost, but
 9        I,  XV |     Previously, to sail from Malta to Gibraltar by an eastward
10        I,  XV |     shores from Gibraltar to Malta, has been developed into
11        I,  XV |   coasted beyond the site of Malta. Here the sea made a decided