Chapter

 1 I     |          might be some field for enterprise down there; and if they
 2 II    |        are safe to succeed in an enterprise which to any other country
 3 III   |     innermost fibres. A national enterprise was at stake. The whole
 4 IV    |         astronomical part of the enterprise. Their reply once ascertained,
 5 VI    | questions which touched upon the enterprise of the Gun Club. The letter
 6 VI    |  condition to the success of the enterprise, and continued actively
 7 VII   |      will not be wanting for our enterprise. I will answer for it. Now
 8 X     |          smallest details of the enterprise of the Gun Club. It followed
 9 X     |       calculations for his great enterprise.~When his famous communication
10 XI    |       the Times hinted that, the enterprise being essentially American,
11 XII   |         her high approval of the enterprise.~Turkey behaved generously;
12 XII   |       capital in so hazardous an enterprise. After all, perhaps she
13 XII   |   contains. They hinted that the enterprise of the Gun Club was contrary
14 XVIII |        every one looked upon the enterprise as simple and practicable
15 XX    |   himself in antagonism to their enterprise. Nobody knew him, and the
16 XX    |         If you persevere in your enterprise, you must be a——”~“Very
17 XXVIII|   Barbicane, the promoter of the enterprise, having consulted the astronomers
18 XXVIII|    success of this extraordinary enterprise, which had been declared
19 XXVIII|  interest attached to this great enterprise a hundredfold.~A Frenchman,
20 XXVIII|        did succeed in their rash enterprise, how would they return?
21 XXVIII|          the whole result of the enterprise. Indeed this telegram contained
22 XXVIII|     changes in store for such an enterprise; it will bring out the scientific
23 I     |          necessary funds for the enterprise have been found, as the
24 III   |          in the beginning of the enterprise. He wrote quietly, with
25 V     |          who could bring such an enterprise to a happy termination,
26 VIII  |     prevent the success of their enterprise, and Nicholl and Michel
27 XIX   |         denouement of this great enterprise?~But the day passed without
28 XX    |   electrical network, an immense enterprise, and one worthy of American
29 XXII  |        all the difficulty of the enterprise. What seemed easy at San
30 XXIII |          at the beginning of the enterprise they had excited such emotion
31 XXIII |          to the greatness of the enterprise. Human creatures who had
32 XXIII |        heroes of this superhuman enterprise.~The expedition of Barbicane
33 XXIII |        whom the chances of their enterprise had borne over that invisible