Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I   |         smile; and with another low bow they parted.~The scene,
2        I,  IX  | enthusiastic vivacity, made a stiff bow, and in his Russian accent
3        I,  XII |            who had shouted from the bow, rushed astern and took
4        I,  XV  |             Servadac, with a polite bow.~There was, however, not
5        I,  XIX |           same time making a slight bow. It was the first time since
6        I,  XXIV|            remained standing at the bow, his gaze fixed on the horizon.~
7       II,  XV  |          Servadac, with a courteous bow.~“Yes, sir, Major Oliphant,
8       II,  XVII|          required;” and, with a low bow and a gracious smile, the
9       II,  XVII|      orderly made an equally polite bow, and followed his master.