Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III  |      but seating himself at his table, with a pair of compasses
2        I,  XXIII|        residents as they sat at table, and soon became such an
3       II,  IV   |        room enough for a bed, a table, an arm-chair, a chest of
4       II,  VI   |       stools and a rickety deal table, together with a few cooking
5       II,  VII  |         May I request that this table may be cleared?”~Ben Zoof
6       II,  VII  | articles that were lying on the table, and the coins which had
7       II,  XIII |        gathered round the large table, giving their best attention
8       II,  XIII |       to hold an armchair and a table, and in this the astronomer
9       II,  XIII |        readings around the long table ceased to be attractive,