Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XII |         of food for any who might escape ashore. He ordered several
 2        I,  XX  |       Dobryna’s crew and make his escape to Algiers or some other
 3        I,  XXI |          time enough to make your escape to yonder mountain.”~“God
 4       II,  I   |  situation. A few words seemed to escape his lips, but they were
 5       II,  VIII|           the earth.~“Only let us escape Jupiter,” said Lieutenant
 6       II,  XII | difficulties arise, fresh ways of escape will open. Never despair!”~“
 7       II,  XIV |      which the burning lava could escape.~“A wretched time we have
 8       II,  XVI |          the second. The previous escape was doubtless owing to some
 9       II,  XVI |          whatever means we can to escape the threatening mischief.
10       II,  XVI |          would not our chances of escape be considerably better,”