Chapter

 1 I   |       of gunnery in America is lost!”~“Ay! and no war in prospect!”
 2 II  |    armchair, silent, absorbed, lost in reflection, sheltered
 3 IV  |  CAMBRIDGE~Barbicane, however, lost not one moment amid all
 4 VII |     gained in range, they have lost far more in weight. Now,
 5 XXV | Nicholl’s third bet being thus lost. It remained now to introduce
 6 XXV |      in the Columbiad.~“I have lost,” said the captain, who
 7 XXVI|        world.~How many persons lost their rest on the night
 8 I   |      the bye, you have already lost three bets with our president,
 9 II  |     Ardan, “friend Nicholl has lost his two bets: four thousand
10 II  |       correct, and that I have lost my nine thousand dollars.
11 II  |        left the earth.~“I have lost,” said Nicholl.~“I congratulate
12 II  |        feet, the travelers had lost all recollection.~It was
13 II  |      all they saw of the globe lost in the solar world, rising
14 III |     Satellite, he seemed quite lost. They had to hunt a long
15 IV  |      atmosphere it had already lost one-third of its initiatory
16 VI  |       the motion which is thus lost by transformation.”~“Yes,
17 VIII|   weight the object would have lost exactly as much as the object
18 VIII|    point without speed, having lost all trace of weight, as
19 X   |      becoming a satellite, she lost her native purity of form;
20 XII |        the top of which seemed lost in an eruption of solar
21 XIV |     solar rays, was then being lost in utter darkness. In fifteen
22 XIV |      when the orb of night has lost by radiation all the heat
23 XV  |    however, a good opportunity lost of observing the other side
24 XV  |        given themselves up for lost.~Two minutes after the sudden
25 XVI |      that we are none the less lost for that.”~“Yes, in another
26 XVII| details of the soil were being lost in a confused jumble. The
27 XIX |        miles per hour.~“We are lost!” said Michel coolly.~“Very