Chapter

 1 III   |        opera-glasses.~Midnight arrived, and the enthusiasm showed
 2 V     |        and a moment would have arrived when the centrifugal force
 3 XI    |    Texan and Floridan deputies arrived at Baltimore in an incredibly
 4 XIII  |     HILL~When the decision was arrived at by the Gun Club, to the
 5 XIII  |      the four fellow-travelers arrived at New Orleans. There they
 6 XVI   |     the immense acoustic tube, arrived with the sound of thunder
 7 XVII  |     and the American Mainland, arrived at the address of President
 8 XVIII |     electric wires, had simply arrived by post in the ordinary
 9 XX    |      individual; besides, once arrived up there, I shall do my
10 XX    |     stumbled; and their vessel arrived without dues at the port
11 XXVI  |      The first of December had arrived! the fatal day! for, if
12 XXVI  |   clock struck! The moment had arrived for taking their places
13 XXVI  |      departure.~The moment had arrived for saying “good-by!” The
14 XXVIII|        This projectile has not arrived at its destination. It has~
15 VII   |  Michel, “When we have not yet arrived there, seems to me rather
16 XIV   |      added Nicholl, “if we had arrived here when the moon was new,
17 XV    |   chosen. But we ought to have arrived at the end; and in order
18 XV    |        and in order to have so arrived, we ought to have suffered
19 XIX   |     shared with him.~“And when arrived at this dead point, what
20 XIX   |   moment for action would have arrived.~The day seemed long. However
21 XIX   |       The terrestrial midnight arrived. The 8th of December was
22 XX    |    become of them?”~“They have arrived, lieutenant,” exclaimed
23 XXI   | Observatory, accompanying him. Arrived there, the two friends had
24 XXI   |  friends of the Gun Club, they arrived at San Francisco, having