Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII |       prospect gave them much concern: the provisions of the gourbi
2        I,  VIII |      then, in a voice of real concern, he inquired whether anything
3        I,  XIII |  things that gave them little concern and no uneasiness; and when
4        I,  XVIII| disposed to give himself much concern at present, Servadac put
5        I,  XX   |    giving himself any further concern about the Jew’s incredulity,
6       II,  I    |       a matter of the deepest concern to restore animation to
7       II,  V    |    far less cause any serious concern, whether they were still
8       II,  VIII |       that could give him any concern. Total annihilation might
9       II,  XVI  |       earth, there need be no concern about any dangers of transit.~