Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |         astronomy, Servadac was acquainted with the position of the
2        I,  IX  |         the affirmative. He was acquainted with everything that had
3        I,  IX  |    interval in making the count acquainted with all he knew about his
4        I,  XI  | Lieutenant Procope was too well acquainted with the Mediterranean to
5        I,  XVII|         that they should become acquainted, and if possible establish
6       II,  III |     interposed:~“We are already acquainted with well-nigh all these
7       II,  V   |        Zoof, who was thoroughly acquainted with all their resources. “
8       II,  VII |          however, were too well acquainted with the professor’s temper
9       II,  XV  |      and would certainly become acquainted with the inside of a prison.