Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II |       he possessed. It must be owned, and no one was more ready
2        I,  VII|  adjacent erection. It must be owned that the captain’s slumbers
3        I,  XV |       felt the difficulty, and owned himself unprepared to give
4        I,  XXI|       passing sail. It must be owned that the whole party were
5       II,  IV |      point on which it must be owned that the captain, after
6       II,  IV |        observatory.~It must be owned that the revised calendar
7       II,  XII|       The prospect, it must be owned, was not inviting. The crater,
8       II,  XIV| celestial mechanism, than have owned there was the least probability
9       II,  XV |       to Gibraltar, it must be owned that another idea, confided