Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |   fearless riders; they made no attempt to curb their steeds, but
2        I,  VIII|     centigrade in the shade.~No attempt had been made to rebuild
3        I,  XII |        a westerly course and to attempt to reach the northern shores
4        I,  XXI |      into winter-quarters as an attempt to impose upon his credulity;
5        I,  XXIV|        off at once and make the attempt to skate across to Formentera.
6       II,  II  | Hakkabut! if you make the least attempt to disturb our visitor,
7       II,  VII |  professor’s temper to make any attempt to exonerate themselves
8       II,  XIV |       on and laughed, making no attempt to interfere; he had no
9       II,  XVI |     said Servadac, “I think the attempt ought to be made.”~“But