Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV  |       came it that the elements united in one deafening crash;
2        I,  XVII| asteroid should at least have a united and sympathizing population.~
3        I,  XX  |       sole expedient that their united counsel could suggest was
4        I,  XXIV|        the vast prairies of the United States they had been known
5       II,  III |         triangulation which had united Formentera to the Spanish
6       II,  VII |        that the length of their united diameters should measure
7       II,  VII |        twenty-five grammes, the united weight of forty of these
8       II,  XIX |     other by the hand, and were united henceforth in the bonds
9       II,  XIX |         handsome young Spaniard united in marriage to the Italian,