Chapter

 1 II   |      meaning of that figure. The Selenites, do they exist, will respond
 2 V    |     therefore, manifest that the Selenites, to support life under such
 3 XX   |     inhabited. Very good, but if Selenites do exist, that race of beings
 4 III  |          our likenesses than the Selenites are! We inhabit a new world,
 5 III  |   microcosm until we become pure Selenites.”~“In about eighty-eight
 6 IV   |    Barbicane.~“Well, perhaps the Selenites have carried the integral
 7 V    |         than ours. If then these Selenites have existed their hundreds
 8 V    |         and even stronger— these Selenites— why have they not tried
 9 V    |        the others, which is, the Selenites, being older than we, are
10 VI   |         bye, Barbicane, have the Selenites eclipses?”~“Yes, eclipses
11 VII  |        industry; to civilize the Selenites, unless they are more civilized
12 VII  |       one!”~“And if there are no Selenites?” retorted Nicholl, who,
13 VII  |          said that there were no Selenites?” exclaimed Michel in a
14 VII  |     companions; “if there are no Selenites, we will do without them.”~“
15 VII  |       them. We have only to make Selenites. Down with the Selenites!”~“
16 VII  |         Selenites. Down with the Selenites!”~“The empire of the moon
17 VIII |         for if the height of the Selenites is in proportion to the
18 XI   |        is even possible that the Selenites have already planted the
19 XII  |          replied Barbicane. “The Selenites might have undertaken these
20 XII  |          consecutive days.”~“The Selenites are not fools,” said Michel.~“
21 XII  |         quite impossible for the Selenites.”~“Why? if weight on the
22 XII  |         said Michel.~“But if the Selenites are six times smaller?”
23 XII  |    Nicholl.~“And if there are no Selenites?” added Barbicane.~This
24 XIII |          but what laborers those Selenites must be, and what giant
25 XIII |        so that, if there are any Selenites, they can see our projectile,
26 XIV  | astonishment is reserved for the Selenites who inhabit the face of
27 XIV  |       Michel; “if we ever become Selenites, we will inhabit the visible
28 XVII |         what impatience must the Selenites wait the reappearance of
29 XVIII|         preparing them to become Selenites. Become Selenites! That
30 XVIII|         become Selenites. Become Selenites! That idea brought up once
31 XIX  |          serve as a clock to the Selenites, as in its rotary movement
32 XX   |          terrestrial, unless the Selenites had instruments fit for