Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |  subordinate’s devotion.~On one occasion, when Ben Zoof had mounted
 2        I,  VII | imagined than described. On one occasion Ben Zoof endeavored to mitigate
 3        I,  VIII| outstretched before him. On one occasion, Servadac, in reference
 4        I,  XIII|        mutually agreed that the occasion must be honored by a bumper
 5        I,  XXI |     broached to do honor to the occasion. The health of the governor
 6       II,  IX  |    transaction with him into an occasion for a bit of fun. But the
 7       II,  XI  |     business transactions, when occasion required that some purchase
 8       II,  XV  |       to Gourbi Island when the occasion should arise; whilst as
 9       II,  XVI |    himself to gain. On the sole occasion when he had ventured to
10       II,  XIX |        himself, “that I have no occasion to finish that confounded