Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I   |      His orderly was his sole companion, and by any other man than
2        I,  II  |        Hector Servadac’s sole companion was his orderly, Ben Zoof.
3        I,  VII |    poet has called:~“The kind companion of terrestrial night;”~and
4        I,  VIII|     to rescue himself and his companion from their strange imprisonment;
5        I,  XIV |       of his hand towards his companion, who meanwhile had exhibited
6        I,  XIX |    highly delighted to find a companion so nearly of her own age.
7        I,  XXII|    Nina, Ben Zoof being their companion in play-hours, when he entertained
8       II,  IV  |   together, Pablo ever at his companion’s side, ready to give her
9       II,  XV  | resolution of taking no other companion than his own orderly.~Highly