Chapter

 1 II   |        calmly continued. “I have looked at the question in all its
 2 IX   |      propose?”~The three members looked at one another.~“Two hundred
 3 XVIII|       shot to the moon every one looked upon the enterprise as simple
 4 XVIII|    Barbicane, with arms crossed, looked fixedly at the passenger
 5 XVIII|        of the matter.”~Barbicane looked hard at this man who spoke
 6 XX   |        of the whole question. He looked sternly at him in his turn
 7 XXI  |         sinister forebodings. He looked fiercely at Nicholl, asking
 8 XXI  |     Barbicane never moved. Ardan looked at the captain, but he did
 9 XXI  |          Ardan took his hand, he looked up and stared at his visitor
10 XXI  |         on this sudden proposal, looked steadily at each other.
11 XXVII|         for the projectile. They looked in vain! It was no longer
12 I    |      thus lighted the projectile looked like a comfortable room
13 I    |      moments the three travelers looked at each other. Then they
14 II   |          seized Ardan’s hand and looked around him.~“And Barbicane?”
15 II   |       moving?”~Nicholl and Ardan looked at each other; they had
16 II   |   detonation?”~The three friends looked at each other with a disconcerted
17 II   |        constellations. The stars looked like bright points on the
18 II   |     considerable dimensions, and looked like an enormous arch stretched
19 III  |            asked Barbicane.~They looked and found one of the animals
20 III  |       instruments were carefully looked over, and pronounced good
21 III  |         Nicholl, the calculator, looked over the minutes of their
22 IV   |          great rapidity. Nicholl looked over and greedily read the
23 V    |         point.~The three friends looked at each other silently.
24 V    |         quite dead. Michel Ardan looked at his friends with a rueful
25 VI   |     through the lower window, it looked like nothing more than a
26 VII  |            His two interlocutors looked surprised. One would have
27 XI   | shoulders. Barbicane and Nicholl looked upon the lunar map from
28 XV   |        companions, and all three looked through their half-open
29 XVI  |          shield of the sky. They looked like a succession of sharp
30 XIX  |     Barbicane and his companions looked silently and sadly upon
31 XIX  |      interior.~The three friends looked and listened without speaking,
32 XXII |       the lee bow!”~The officers looked in the direction indicated,
33 XXII |         random on the waves.~All looked with feverish anxiety, but