Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII |         Ben Zoof gave a sigh of relief when the captain communicated
2        I,  XIII |        in due time, would bring relief.~They had no fear of starvation.
3        I,  XIII |         was sure to send to our relief. Here is the ship.”~“Yes,”
4        I,  XXI  |    Spaniards, and great was the relief of Nina, when Servadac announced
5       II,  I    | professor heaved a long sigh of relief, and once more closed his
6       II,  VI   |     from showing any symptom of relief, the old miser exclaimed,
7       II,  XII  |         tidings with a sense of relief, and cordially accepted
8       II,  XVIII|  appeared as though modelled in relief.~Twenty-seven minutes past
9       II,  XIX  |         friendship.~“An immense relief,” said Servadac to himself, “