Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII|  Lieutenant Procope took the best measures he could to insure a few
2        I,  XX |           the same mind as to the measures that ought to be adopted
3       II,  V  |           time now for concerting measures offhand to prevent the disaster,
4       II,  VII|          copper, are multiples or measures; they knew, too, that the
5       II,  X  |       themselves talking over the measures they would have been driven
6       II,  XI | voluntarily, he very soon adopted measures of coercion that were far
7       II,  XIV|         and wondering whether any measures could be devised for mitigating
8       II,  XV |         Hive, in the event of any measures being suggested by which
9       II,  XV |           in taking precautionary measures for the common welfare.~“