Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII|           perseverance, happened to remark that he thought he must
2        I,  XIV |             from Major Oliphant the remark that England could not be
3       II,  I   |        after making the encouraging remark that savants have as many
4       II,  III |           alone ventured an unlucky remark to the effect that if the
5       II,  VII | good-natured laugh at the orderly’s remark, the meeting adjourned for
6       II,  VII |               Ben Zoof ventured the remark that, as the smallness of
7       II,  IX  |            paid no attention to the remark, and only meditated upon
8       II,  XIV |      discomfiture, made some casual remark about things not being very
9       II,  XIV |             And with this consoling remark, the orderly went to seek