Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   |  sprain nor a scratch could he discover. “Where are you, Ben Zoof?”
2        I,  VI  |       part of his character to discover the why and the wherefore
3        I,  VI  | nothing else, we must at least discover where we are.”~“Meanwhile,
4        I,  IX  |         in the first place, to discover how much of the African
5        I,  X   |       do all in their power to discover what had become of the vast
6        I,  XIV |      we have utterly failed to discover, but from the appearance
7        I,  XIV |    that we might, if possible, discover the colony of Algeria; but
8        I,  XIV |        investigation, we could discover only one narrow opening
9        I,  XXII|        not even Servadac could discover a trace of the seas, chasms,