Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIV  |    meanwhile had exhibited a reserve hardly less than that of
2        I,  XVIII|  island, would form an ample reserve. There was little doubt
3       II,  XIV  |    precautionary prudence to reserve enough for his own consumption.
4       II,  XV   |    earth, the more a sort of reserve began to spring up between
5       II,  XVI  | Although the barrier of cool reserve was secretly increasing
6       II,  XVII |     the last of their little reserve of coal.~The first voyage
7       II,  XVII |    the subject. Their mutual reserve became more apparent; the
8       II,  XIX  |  induced them to break their reserve.~The very next day the small
9       II,  XIX  |    But however great was the reserve which Captain Servadac might