Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII  |     and coal. The skillet was duly set upon the stove, and
2        I,  XII  |      behind. Its position was duly traced on the Dobryna‘s
3        I,  XIII |       true range.~Having been duly charged with powder and
4        I,  XIV  |     this cove the Dobryna was duly signaled, and as soon as
5        I,  XVIII|     that his claims should be duly investigated and all proper
6        I,  XXI  | permanent stove, where he was duly installed with all his culinary
7       II,  IX   |       out that the weight was duly registered on every packet,
8       II,  X    |   progress more than had been duly reckoned on, was considerably
9       II,  XVII |   montgolfier, which had been duly covered with the netting,