Chapter

 1 II   |            On the 5th of October, at eight p.m., a dense crowd pressed
 2 II   |             in the great hall struck eight, Barbicane, as if he had
 3 III  |             endearing names. Between eight o’clock and midnight one
 4 V    |       possess satellites. Uranus has eight, Saturn eight, Jupiter four,
 5 V    |             Uranus has eight, Saturn eight, Jupiter four, Neptune possibly
 6 IX   |           powder for a projectile of eight hundred pounds, and the
 7 IX   |         thousand,” added the major.~“Eight hundred thousand,” screamed
 8 XIV  |           the people of the country.~Eight days after its departure,
 9 XIV  |             must be completed within eight months, so that you have
10 XIV  |              as upon your skill.”~At eight o’clock the next morning
11 XIV  | extraordinary rapidity.~During these eight months Barbicane never quitted
12 XV   |            OF THE CASTING~During the eight months which were employed
13 XXIII|         together with provisions for eight days. And having shaken
14 XXV  |              By the 28th of November eight hundred cartridges had been
15 I    |              seconds, an escape, and eight holes.”~But his companions
16 II   |              we have been gone about eight minutes; and if our initiatory
17 III  |              of the 2nd of December, eight hours after their departure.~
18 III  |         Ardan.~“That it is half-past eight,” replied Nicholl.~“Very
19 IX   |            in the evening; half-past eight ought to see us at the end
20 IX   |       through the side windows until eight o’clock at night. The moon
21 X    |            its initial velocity— but eight or nine times greater than
22 XV   |        themselves at this moment, at eight o’clock in the morning of
23 XXII |             the 21st of December, at eight o’clock at night, the corvette
24 XXII |     prisoners.~On the 23rd inst., at eight in the morning, after a