Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III  |      Servadac began to declaim:~“Listen, lady, to my vows — O, consent
2        I,  XVIII|          impatient.~“Hush, hush! listen!” was all Ben Zoof’s reply;
3        I,  XIX  |       and continued in Spanish: “Listen to me, my friends. Something
4        I,  XXIV |     Servadac, however, would not listen to any representation of
5       II,  IV   |        be logical.”~“Well, then, listen to me,” resumed the professor,
6       II,  VI   | expecting the captain to speak.~“Listen,” said Servadac; “we have
7       II,  VIII |       see of him, and the more I listen to him,” replied Servadac, “
8       II,  XVI  |       novels. Balloon, indeed!”~“Listen to me,” replied Procope. “
9       II,  XVII |        Jew.~“Now, old Nicodemus, listen to me,” interposed Ben Zoof; “