Chapter

 1 III   |        examined it under all its different aspects, physical, meteorological,
 2 V     |          reduced the mean of the different altitudes to little more
 3 V     |     succeeded in measuring 1,905 different elevations, of which six
 4 VI    |      Queen of Night exhibits her different phases; that the moon is
 5 VI    |        could see each other from different points of the earth and
 6 IX    | touch-holes, so as to fire it at different points at the same time.”~“
 7 IX    |        Pelouze, investigated its different properties, and finally,
 8 XI    |    without precedent between the different towns of these two States.~
 9 XI    |         in the newspapers of the different States. The New York Herald
10 XI    |       threatening letters to the different members of the Gun Club
11 XII   |       the following banks in the different states of the two continents:~
12 XII   |       000,000 were paid into the different towns of the Union. With
13 XIX   |      There is another altogether different line of argument in favor
14 XX    |          beard. Profiting by the different movements in the crowd,
15 XXI   |       oaks, and magnolias. These different trees had interwoven their
16 XXI   |       before him, repeating in a different tone:~“And a kindhearted
17 XXIII |        breaking successively the different partitions. Undoubtedly
18 XXV   |    convey a number of animals of different sorts, not indeed a pair
19 XXVIII|        made upon a star in three different positions are necessary
20 II    |        make observations in four different directions; the firmament
21 III   |           As to the pickaxes and different tools which were Nicholl’
22 III   |       choice; as to the sacks of different kinds of grain and shrubs
23 IV    |        the given number of these different expressions, that is, work
24 VIII  |         two orbs. But taking the different densities into consideration,
25 IX    |         was quickly mounted.~The different pieces were fitted without
26 XI    |        the lunar map from a very different point of view to that of
27 XII   |        faithfully reproduced the different aspects of the moon, at
28 XII   |      aspects of the moon, at the different distances which the projectile
29 XIII  |         height. Large patches of different colors appeared on the disc.
30 XIII  |        of luminous furrows, very different from the radiation of Copernicus
31 XIII  |     Selenite engineers. Of these different rifts some were perfectly
32 XIII  |  presented to the eye under very different conditions from those on
33 XIII  |      respective distances of the different plains. A lunar landscape
34 XIV   |    layers unequally dense and of different degrees of humidity, produces
35 XV    |       the asteroids dispersed in different directions and were extinguished
36 XVIII |     relating and rejecting these different opinions.~“Because the regularity
37 XVIII |        into a liquid state under different influences, and the solid
38 XIX   |         specific weight of these different objects would have checked
39 XIX   |        moon’s side the sight was different; the orb shone in all her
40 XIX   |        the consequences of these different situations, and thinking
41 XIX   |         notes, and to reckon the different heights taken on the lunar
42 XXI   |    Before six in the evening the different States of the Union had
43 XXII  |       displayed in preparing the different engines, in spite of the
44 Not   |    accepted.~><bold> indicates a different typeface~Removed (only one