Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XI  |    the schooner should take advantage of the favorable wind and
2        I,  XII |    only would they have the advantage of the wind, but, under
3        I,  XX  |    permanent summer. But no advantage of this kind could compensate
4        I,  XXIV|    the wind to the greatest advantage, and the travelers estimated
5       II,  III | failing to turn to the best advantage the few intervals when the
6       II,  III |     three positions; taking advantage of every rift in the fog
7       II,  IV  |  own personal and pecuniary advantage; but no—the desire of gain
8       II,  VII |    least, his comet had the advantage over the earth.~Nothing
9       II,  XII |   they wanted. There was no advantage in proceeding any further