Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |        would have induced him to quit that master’s service. His
 2        I,  XI  |          Hector Servadac did not quit his post upon the deck;
 3       II,  IV  | enthusiast, who had no desire to quit his present quarters in
 4       II,  VI  |         the visitors prepared to quit the Hansa.~All at once it
 5       II,  VIII|       Rosette cared so little to quit his observatory; for throughout
 6       II,  IX  |       the next day, was about to quit the vessel.~“One moment,
 7       II,  X   |        by day he never seemed to quit his telescope, he did not
 8       II,  XIII|        could hardly be roused to quit their beds, and seemed to
 9       II,  XVI |       English.~Having refused to quit their post, the Englishmen
10       II,  XVII|          general eagerness to be quit of Gallia. Indifferent to