Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |      It was a matter of little consequence to him that the gourbi,
2        I,  VI  | disappointment to him that, in consequence of the heavy clouds, not
3        I,  VII |        and that. the stove, in consequence, might not fulfill its function.
4        I,  VIII|        which would involve the consequence of the length of the year
5        I,  XV  |    which she was free to go in consequence of the total disappearance
6       II,  III |     path of the comet; but, in consequence of the modifications which
7       II,  III |        you to say that, as the consequence of the collision, the character
8       II,  IV  |         what was of still more consequence, for the indispensable telescope.
9       II,  XVI |    disaster was the inevitable consequence of the thaw. Both the schooner