Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III  |      engineers, and which now afforded shelter for Ben Zoof and
2        I,  VIII |    stone walls, that at first afforded a refuge from the torrents
3        I,  VIII |       of the splendid weather afforded Servadac every facility
4        I,  X    |    should have every facility afforded him for solving his doubts,
5        I,  XIII |       opportunity having been afforded for any communication~with
6        I,  XVII |       of the strait which had afforded her so providential a refuge
7        I,  XXIII|     the polished surface that afforded them such excellent opportunity
8       II,  XII  | action of the lava, and these afforded a tolerably safe footing.~“
9       II,  XV   |     hollowed in the rock, had afforded Major Oliphant and his contingent