Chapter
1 II | solar system, have all been exactly determined. Selenographic
2 IV | the attraction of the moon exactly counterpoises that of the
3 IV | reach the zenith always at exactly the same moment. She does
4 VII | luminous power of the moon?”~“Exactly so. If I can succeed in
5 XI | necessary to determine exactly that spot on the globe where
6 XIII | secretary of the Gun Club.~“Not exactly,” replied Barbicane, smiling; “
7 XV | in diameter, which should exactly fill up the space reserved
8 XVI | weapon, accurately bored, and exactly vertically pointed, was
9 XXIII | of November, at six P.M. exactly, the plate was opened. The
10 XXVIII| from the earth, which is exactly 86,410 leagues (French),
11 II | when we met it, we were exactly four thousand six hundred
12 IV | of the moon, I can tell exactly what ought to be the initiatory
13 IV | velocity at departure was exactly one and a half times more
14 VI | The sun and stars appeared exactly as they do to us upon earth.
15 VII | clock, in eighteen hours, exactly at the full moon, they would
16 VII | time will she not occupy exactly the same place as to-day?”~“
17 VIII | the object would have lost exactly as much as the object itself;
18 X | their course. The orb was exactly in the condition determined
19 XIV | the temperature outside?”~“Exactly that of the planetary space,”
20 XIV | or enters briskly, it is exactly the same thing. Besides,
21 XV | not determine its nature exactly. Half an hour after being
22 XVII | Selenographica.~Newton is situated in exactly 77@ south latitude, and
23 XX | of December, she was in exactly 27@ 7’ north latitude, and
24 XXII | sank under the waves was exactly known; but the machinery
25 XXII | twelve to take the reckoning exactly. The buoy to which the sounding
26 Not | the fall back to earth exactly matching the time for the
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