Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIV  |   piece of ground, which he considered he might fairly claim as
2        I,  XV   |  not venture to say that he considered it sufficient to produce
3        I,  XVII | believed the paper might be considered as genuine, and accordingly,
4        I,  XVIII|    difficult to manage, but considered there could be no harm in
5        I,  XXII | scraps of French, which was considered the official language of
6       II,  II   |     himself sick nurse, and considered his reputation at stake
7       II,  III  |  orbit may be indifferently considered either one or the other;
8       II,  XII  |     particular spot, and he considered it more than probable that
9       II,  XII  |     corners as possible, is considered far more healthy; and on