Chapter

 1 IV    |           it will occupy 300,000 seconds, that is 83hrs. 20m. in
 2 IV    |          into the moon in 50,000 seconds, or 13hrs. 53m. 20sec. It
 3 VIII  |      have traversed this in five seconds, and the period is too brief
 4 X     |       will fall back again a few seconds after its discharge.~It
 5 XXVI  |           It wanted scarce forty seconds to the moment of departure,
 6 XXVI  |          counting those terrible seconds. Some few cries here and
 7 XXVIII|     thirteen minutes, and twenty seconds. Consequently, their arrival
 8 I     |      Twenty-six minutes thirteen seconds,” replied the methodical
 9 I     |      which nothing is done. Some seconds of a Pascal or a Newton
10 I     |         he is a chronometer with seconds, an escape, and eight holes.”~
11 I     |         Thirty-seven minutes six seconds past ten.”~“It is understood,
12 I     |       apparatus, is counting the seconds preparatory to launching
13 I     |    murmured the captain.~“Twenty seconds more!” Barbicane quickly
14 I     |          chronometer marking the seconds.~Suddenly a dreadful shock
15 II    |     checked by the friction, six seconds would be enough for us to
16 II    |         but it did not last many seconds. The asteroid passed several
17 IX    |      thirteen minutes and twenty seconds; which means to say, that
18 IX    |          minutes and twenty-five seconds to eleven at night; and
19 XIV   | twenty-five miles distance. Some seconds had sufficed to plunge it
20 XV    |     emanation, which lasted some seconds, the whole three caught
21 XVI   |     imitate, had lit up for some seconds the invisible glory of the
22 XIX   |   calculate this to within a few seconds, Barbicane had only to refer
23 XXIII |   electric clocks which beat the seconds at the same time, the population