Chapter

 1 I    |      office is ready for work; five, they convene a general
 2 III  |      to the telegraphic wires, five hundred newspapers and journals,
 3 VII  |        an apparent distance of five miles; and, in order to
 4 VIII |    will have traversed this in five seconds, and the period
 5 VIII | surface of the earth, it falls five feet in the first second;
 6 VIII |      will cost——”~“Two million five hundred and ten thousand
 7 IX   |          at last said Morgan.~“Five hundred thousand,” added
 8 XI   |       to the United States for five million dollars!”~“Well!
 9 XII  |      demanding an allowance of five per cent. discount for paying
10 XII  |       gunnery, might well cost five thousand times more.~On
11 XIII |        time to be off.”~It was five A.M. when Barbicane and
12 XVI  |       bets of three, four, and five thousand dollars, respectively;
13 XVI  |       the descent was fixed at five dollars per head; and despite
14 XVI  |      Gun Club to pocket nearly five hundred thousand dollars!~
15 XVIII|      Bay of Espiritu Santo. At five it crossed the passage of
16 XVIII|   caught the sandy bottom when five hundred boats surrounded
17 XX   |        it to-morrow morning at five o’clock, on one side?”~“
18 XXI  |        reach Skersnaw in under five hours and a half.~Barbicane
19 XXII |      quickly dragged on board. Five minutes did not elapse between
20 XXIII|       air expired loses nearly five per cent. of the former
21 XXIV |        an apparent distance of five miles at most; and for that
22 XXVI |        Observer, not less than five millions of spectators thronged
23 XXVI |        Yankee Doodle,” sung by five million of hearty throats,
24 I    |  Columbiad will not burst, and five thousand because the projectile
25 I    |      ten!” said Nicholl.~“Only five minutes more!” answered
26 I    |      answered Barbicane.~“Yes, five little minutes!” replied
27 II   |       Columbiad did not burst; five thousand dollars because
28 V    |   globe. From that we may draw five good reasons for supposing
29 VI   |         the chronometer marked five o’clock of the terrestrial
30 VI   |       In time it was just over five hours and forty minutes,
31 VII  |        the 5th of November, at five in the morning, all three
32 VII  |        calculated that a force five times greater than that
33 VII  |    fantastic cock-crows, while five or six hens fluttered like
34 VIII |      AT SEVENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LEAGUES~
35 XIII |      the effective distance of five hundred miles, reduced by
36 XIII |      reduced by the glasses to five. It still seemed impossible,
37 XIII |    appeared at the distance of five miles. What would an aeronaut,
38 XIII |       within its walls. Toward five in the morning the northern
39 XIII |       miles; nor even when, at five in the morning, it passed
40 XVI  |    uranographic studies. About five o’clock, Michel Ardan distributed,
41 XVI  |        forty-five minutes past five in the evening, Nicholl,
42 XIX  |        to determine its fall.~“Five minutes to one,” said Nicholl.~“
43 XXI  |         Commander Susquehanna.~Five minutes afterward the whole
44 XXI  |       Francisco, having killed five horses on the road.~Elphinstone,
45 XXII |       Government of the Union, five long days (five centuries!)
46 XXII |     the Union, five long days (five centuries!) elapsed before
47 XXII |        its cone, which emerged five or six feet out of water.
48 XXII |      This scuttle was actually five feet above the water.~A
49 XXIII|      of this paper amounted to five millions of copies. Three