Chapter

 1 I     |        continent, and, like them, carried off victories by dint of
 2 II    |    audience who was not overcome, carried away, lifted out of himself
 3 V     |       have been from time to time carried on with more or less correctness,
 4 V     |           skillful men of science carried to an even greater degree
 5 VII   |          pounder Dahlgrens, which carried a distance of 5,000 yards,
 6 XII   |        Roman crowns; and Portugal carried her devotion to science
 7 XIII  |      remarked that every horseman carried a carbine slung across his
 8 XV    |           of the casting had been carried on simultaneously with extreme
 9 XV    |           200 converging trenches carried the molten metal down to
10 XVI   |          night!” All the hurrahs, carried upward upon the sonorous
11 XXV   |     confidence, that Michel Ardan carried all the Gun Club with him
12 XXVIII|        three men,” said he, “have carried into space all the resources
13 XXVIII|        held meetings, saw himself carried in triumph, reconciled President
14 II    |       Michel Ardan could not have carried a lighted match with impunity
15 IV    | circulates with the body which is carried with it. What inhabitant
16 IV    |        perhaps the Selenites have carried the integral calculus farther
17 V     |          that, had our earth been carried along in its course by the
18 VII   |      failed in its aim, and being carried beyond the disc should be
19 VIII  |        They felt themselves being carried into the domain of wonders!
20 XI    |       forming that sphere of life carried into space! And was not
21 XII   |         the Cambridge University, carried into space. Let us make
22 XIII  |           Barbicane found himself carried to a greater distance than
23 XIII  |         of the satellite, Michel, carried along by its motion, could
24 XV    |   Barbicane allowed himself to be carried away by these reflections.
25 XV    |       nothing but these fragments carried in all directions, now become
26 XVII  |           curve was being rigidly carried out.~At this moment the
27 XVIII |        earth?”~Their imaginations carried them away into an indefinite
28 XIX   |           This speed in going had carried it over the neutral line,
29 XXI   |        not see it any more. It is carried into space.”~“Yes!”~“No!”~
30 XXII  |          screw of the Susquehanna carried them briskly out of the
31 XXIII |      compared with that which had carried the three heroes from the