Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XI   |      more his countrymen had paid the homage of a pious regard.
2        I,  XII  |  permit much attention to be paid to its erratic movements
3        I,  XVII | until after a visit had been paid to Gourbi Island.~“Depend
4        I,  XVIII|     proper demands should be paid. The man appeared satisfied,
5        I,  XIX  |      to Spain till they have paid their debts? Your Excellency,
6       II,  IV   |     little for luxuries, and paid little or no regard to the
7       II,  IX   |    laughing at him as usual, paid no attention to the remark,
8       II,  IX   |    that the Jew was properly paid all his legitimate due.~
9       II,  XIV  |   for the same price that we paid for it. Ten francs a pound,