Chapter

 1 II    |         a rapid movement firmly fixed his hat upon his head, calmly
 2 VIII  |         separated, after having fixed their third meeting for
 3 XIV   |      the work of excavation was fixed for the 4th of November.~
 4 XIV   |        expiration of the period fixed by Barbicane, the well,
 5 XV    |       by iron bands, and firmly fixed at certain intervals by
 6 XV    |        the run of the metal was fixed for the following day.~“
 7 XVI   |        fare for the descent was fixed at five dollars per head;
 8 XVIII | powerfully developed and firmly fixed upon long legs. Muscular
 9 XVIII |          T. Maston got his hook fixed in the combing of the poop,
10 XIX   |        with the distance of the fixed stars, some of which, such
11 XXIII |       inside. Reservoirs firmly fixed contained water and the
12 XXVI  |   afraid to beat! All eyes were fixed upon the yawning mouth of
13 XXVIII|        the projectile had to be fixed in a country situated between
14 XXVIII|         initiatory velocity was fixed at twelve thousand yards
15 XXVIII|        of November, at the hour fixed upon, from the midst of
16 I     |       and approached the burner fixed to the receptacle, in which
17 I     |    chronometer in hand, his eye fixed on the needle, his finger
18 II    |         it tightly. Beneath was fixed an aluminum plate, held
19 V     |  Nicholl; “but our scuttles are fixed on hinges; they can be let
20 IX    |      raise the metallic buffers fixed in the base, and replace
21 XXI   |   machinery, which must be both fixed and powerful; so it was
22 XXII  |        The grappling-irons once fixed, by their help they were
23 XXII  |        enormous grappling-irons fixed on an automatic system,
24 Not   |       by a lot.]~Dates were not fixed.~><inconsistent spelling