Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII |        yet.”~“Well, I had much sooner be a white Friday than a
2        I,  XIII| lengthy document, which was no sooner finished than it was formally
3        I,  XIX |     cargo of the Hansa, which, sooner or later, the owner, whether
4        I,  XXI |       believe that he was not, sooner or later, to résumé his
5       II,  I   |        last, it would be sure, sooner or later, after some periodic
6       II,  X   |       and of sportsmen; but no sooner would their haymaking and
7       II,  XII |       been frozen to death. No sooner, however, did he find himself
8       II,  XIV |     upon to say, he would have sooner insisted that there was
9       II,  XV  |    Captain Servadac.~“Yes, the sooner the better, with our tails