Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  X   |    than we might ordinarily expect to find in Algeria. At the
 2        I,  X   |  were farther away I should expect to find a depth of two or
 3        I,  XII |   What resources could they expect to find upon that scene
 4        I,  XIX |    a hideous yell. “Do they expect to go back to Spain till
 5       II,  VI  |    us, what interest do you expect?”~Nothing could overcome
 6       II,  VIII|  his observatory? Who could expect otherwise than that, with
 7       II,  XI  |       he added, smiling, “I expect that Gallia, although invisible
 8       II,  XII |   in urgent need. Who could expect to find coal in the bowels
 9       II,  XIII|   the least that they would expect to meet with any inhospitable
10       II,  XIV | circumscribed means; did he expect to borrow? Certainly Isaac
11       II,  XV  |   on the earth, although we expect to come in contact with