Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII  |       of miles. He was rather disposed to suspect that it was not
 2        I,  XVII |  their spirit of courtesy had disposed them to renew their acquaintance
 3        I,  XVIII|       he was not particularly disposed to give himself much concern
 4        I,  XIX  |        Silence!”~Servadac was disposed to appease the old man’s
 5        I,  XIX  |    asked whether he was still disposed to put out to sea and make
 6       II,  III  |       Gallia, and Rosette was disposed apparently to evade, or
 7       II,  VI   |        I see that you are not disposed either to lend or to sell
 8       II,  VIII |       if you like; but I feel disposed to break the old telescope
 9       II,  XIII | kindest, and they were little disposed to renew an acquaintanceship
10       II,  XV   |     and your friends would be disposed to join us in our present