Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I    |         respectful distance, led forward a magnificent Arabian horse;
 2        I,  V    |       captain, the animal darted forward, and in one single bound
 3        I,  XVIII|          equanimity, and darting forward, he seized his master’s
 4        I,  XXII |        in her hand, and threw it forward with all her strength.~A
 5       II,  II   |        Isaac Hakkabut had darted forward.~“By the God—”~“Who is that?”
 6       II,  III  |        condition of things, came forward at this moment, and in a
 7       II,  XI   |  themselves, much as they looked forward to the event, the prospect
 8       II,  XI   |         out.~It was quite dark.~“Forward!” cried Servadac, firmly.~
 9       II,  XV   |       the rock. They both pushed forward with all possible speed
10       II,  XVII | preceding year. Every one looked forward to spending New Year’s Day
11       II,  XVII |        were nevertheless looking forward with some degree of pleasure