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 1 III   |                     CHAPTER III~EFFECT OF THE PRESIDENT’S COMMUNICATION~
 2 III   |      impossible to describe the effect produced by the last words
 3 IV    |       into the moon by the sole effect of the lunar attraction.
 4 V     |         heat has no appreciable effect upon the thermometer. As
 5 V     |      explained naturally by the effect of the transmission of the
 6 VI    |      that, supposing the double effect to be continued to infinity,
 7 VII   |      her light more intense. To effect that object it will be enough
 8 VIII  |        meeting produced a great effect out of doors. Timid people
 9 IX    |       order that its mechanical effect may be complete.”~“We must
10 XII   | slightest chance of profit.~The effect, however, of Barbicane’s
11 XII   |    advices were received to the effect that foreign subscriptions
12 XIII  | demonstrations, however, had no effect upon Barbicane and his companions.~
13 XV    |        produced a most singular effect.~It will be remembered that
14 XXI   |         plan for countering the effect of the shock at the departure
15 XXI   |         this, and determined to effect a reconciliation.~“My good
16 XXII  |    obtaining some notion of the effect of the shock at the moment
17 XXVIII|    Columbiad, had the immediate effect of troubling the terrestrial
18 II    |         What had happened? What effect had this frightful shock
19 II    |       he. “It produces the same effect as two bottles of Corton,
20 II    |       by his companions had the effect of recalling him to his
21 IV    |     cannot produce any sensible effect on the human frame when
22 IV    |         projectile; indeed, the effect would have been the same
23 VI    |         same cause and the same effect.”~“Just so,” said Nicholl, “
24 VIII  |       the distances. Hence this effect: If the earth had been alone
25 VIII  |    other celestial bodies whose effect could not be set down as
26 VIII  |       projectiles would have no effect on the sun; they would fall
27 IX    |      each was provided. All the effect was felt outside. The burning
28 IX    |       cause which produced this effect.~“So we have become diverted
29 XIX   |       that moment weight had no effect. The travelers felt in themselves
30 XXI   |      not attempt to picture the effect produced on the entire world