Chapter

 1 V     |         not one of her secrets was able to escape the eyes of the
 2 VII   |             General Morgan will be able to enlighten us on this
 3 X     |         pressure, it would be less able to support that temperature;
 4 X     |        last entrenchments, and not able to fight personally in the
 5 XI    |     solitary town, Tampa Town, was able to put in a claim in favor
 6 XXIV  |          Lord Rosse had never been able to decompose.~
 7 XXVIII|           our observations will be able to determine this point,
 8 XXVIII|           order that they might be able to follow the course of
 9 I     |        this time, Ardan, not being able to keep still, turned in
10 I     |         you the more for not being able to understand you.”~“Forty-two
11 II    |    partition-breaks? Had they been able to subdue the frightful
12 II    |          two Americans ought to be able to get on their feet. But
13 II    |          astronomer, M. Petit, was able to determine the existence
14 IV    |            of the observatory were able to calculate what initiatory
15 IV    |            Good.”~“We shall not be able to reach the neutral point.”~“
16 V     |        zero. We shall, however, be able to verify these calculations
17 VI    |         And that heat——”~“Would be able to boil two billions nine
18 VII   |         what I regret is not being able to take a walk outside.
19 VII   |       nothing. And how we shall be able to laugh at the post-office
20 VII   |        earth, J. T. Maston will be able to come to us.”~“Yes, he’
21 VIII  |           fortunately, Nicholl was able to correct in time.~After
22 VIII  |           which you would never be able to raise again.”~“The devil!”
23 IX    |            Barbicane was no longer able to employ the means which
24 X     |        they pass near enough to be able to solve certain physical
25 XI    |        Lambert have never yet been able to attain that unknown point
26 XII   |            his two companions were able to observe the moon under
27 XII   |          it in mind in order to be able to follow President Barbicane’
28 XII   | Selenographica, the travelers were able at once to recognize that
29 XV    |         much expenditure they were able to keep it bearable.~But
30 XV    |         case they might hope to be able to discover some phenomena
31 XXII  |          become of them? Were they able to attempt any bold maneuver