Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I   |     on their part were of any avail. Hector Servadac was inflexible.~“
2        I,  III |     Words, mere words, cannot avail,~Telling true heart’s tender
3        I,  VI  |    you can.”~Nothing loath to avail himself of his master’s
4        I,  X   |   planets rendered them of no avail for purposes of nautical
5        I,  XII |  courage, nor obedience could avail; all was in vain. Despite
6        I,  XIV | excited parties were of small avail.~“You are at home here,”
7        I,  XXIV|   expedition will be of small avail unless you convey provisions
8       II,  XI  |    Jew, were of the slightest avail. Forthwith, on the 20th
9       II,  XII |      and pick-axes were of no avail, and their sole resource