Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|         the ocean. But Heaven had reserved them for a strange destiny,
2 1,9|         couroucous which had been reserved had disappeared. They must
3 1,7|       elsewhere, it is especially reserved for the table of the native
4 1,7|        but this time the engineer reserved it for another use. ~Cyrus
5 1,9|           were not explored. They reserved this important excursion
6 2,7|       fifty, which were prudently reserved, were to be sown in a new
7 3,1|           A place in the cart was reserved for Herbert, who, though
8 3,4| Nevertheless he was still sad and reserved, and joined more in the
9 3,0|      pearl alone, the finest, was reserved from the treasure and sent