Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XV   |     Servadac, “we seem to have settled it to our entire satisfaction
 2        I,  XVIII|        children, and having no settled home, Isaac Hakkabut lived
 3        I,  XVIII|       see everything equitably settled.”~Smiling at his orderly’
 4        I,  XXII |     which they were so happily settled was an island or a continent,
 5       II,  III  |   distance from the sun, which settled the precise form of the
 6       II,  IV   |     the volume of my comet are settled; but there is more to be
 7       II,  IX   |        twilight seemed to have settled over Gallia, yet the population
 8       II,  XIII |     could be said to be fairly settled. And then began a life of
 9       II,  XIV  | contact with the earth, at the settled time, might all be falsified?~
10       II,  XIX  |         all the elements which settled its period and its orbit.