Book,  Chapter

1       II,  I   | completing his year of elementary studies, Hector Servadac had entered
2       II,  IV  |      where he might prosecute his studies without disturbance. A general
3       II,  IV  |      throw aside his astronomical studies for a time, and pay a visit
4       II,  V   |           to interfere with their studies. Captain Servadac, who in
5       II,  VIII|           very much to pursue his studies in solitude.~The following
6       II,  X   |          absorbed in astronomical studies, it was ill suited to the
7       II,  XIII|         where he could pursue his studies without hindrance or intrusion.~
8       II,  XIV |          making his all-absorbing studies of the heavens.~The result
9       II,  XIV |      heavens.~The result of these studies no one ventured to inquire;