Chapter

 1 I    |      These inventions, in fact, left far in the rear the timid
 2 I    |         case there, all that is left for us is to plant tobacco
 3 I    |         teeth which the war had left him; “that will never do!”~“
 4 IV   |       is too considerable to be left out of consideration. In
 5 VIII |       the distance. When a body left to itself falls to the surface
 6 IX   |        was hard and glittering, left no trace upon the hand,
 7 IX   |         from the discussion; he left the others to speak while
 8 XV   |        hay and straw. The space left between the mould and the
 9 XVIII|        So saying, the president left the cabin and informed the
10 XIX  | President Barbicane, and on his left by J. T. Maston, more radiant
11 XXI  |         Barbicane ought to have left of his passage through the
12 I    |         have twenty-six minutes left,” replied Ardan.~“Twenty-four
13 II   |         that the projectile had left the earth, for the soil,
14 II   |     possible; the travelers had left the earth.~“I have lost,”
15 II   |        under such circumstances left him speechless. He had never
16 II   |       thirteen minutes since we left the American continent.”~“
17 II   |      This globe, where they had left all their affections, was
18 III  |      their particular place, it left the three travelers a certain
19 VI   |      longer any, they must have left enough oxygen for three
20 VI   |   projectile, you would soon be left behind.”~“Then we must remain
21 VII  |         of space. That last day left them.~They took down the
22 VIII |        Michel, taking a spring, left the floor and remained suspended
23 IX   |      twenty of them. An opening left in the disc allowed them
24 XI   |       hemisphere for woman, the left for man.”~In speaking thus,
25 XI   |    Judge for yourselves.~In the left hemisphere stretches the “
26 XII  |       the east should be to the left hand, and the west to the
27 XII  |        the east would be to the left, and the west to the right,
28 XII  |     north, the east is on their left, and the west to their right.
29 XII  |         would be quite to their left, and the east to their right,
30 XIII |       high, and round about the left rose moderate elevations,
31 XIII |    reduced to 300 miles. To the left ran a line of mountains
32 XIII |         right, the other on the left. That part of the disc beginning
33 XV   |      struck the projectile. Its left scuttle was even cracked
34 XVII |          At this moment, to the left, lay extended one of the
35 XVII |         superb brilliancy, have left but sadly broken cases.
36 XVII |          Indeed, nature had not left the bottom of this crater
37 XVIII|       admit, for they must have left traces of their passage
38 XIX  |     equal to that with which it left the mouth of the Columbiad,
39 XXI  |    carefully lashed to it; and, left solely to the rise and fall
40 XXIII|         Human creatures who had left the terrestrial sphere,
41 XXIII|    American language, the train left the platform of Baltimore.
42 Not  |        fix> [I read it over and left it there. Close enough for
43 Not  |        in the book, so both are left in.~><pyroxyle sometimes
44 Not  |        with underbars~These are left in for the next proofer
45 Not  |     here the greek letter delta~Left in.~   ~