Chapter

 1 VI   |    believed in some mysterious influence exercised by her over human
 2 XXI  |       one man alone has enough influence over Barbicane to stop him,
 3 XXII |          Do you believe in the influence of the moon upon distempers?”~“
 4 XXII |       exercise some mysterious influence upon man.”~“But the how
 5 III  |        herself to its magnetic influence.~A hypsometer to measure
 6 VII  |       him; and that, under the influence of a strange excitement,
 7 VII  | separated them, to some secret influence of the moon acting upon
 8 VII  |        Nicholl, who, under the influence of this unaccountable intoxication,
 9 VII  |     upon by some unaccountable influence above that of intoxication,
10 VIII |      been said while under its influence, but also quickly forgotten.~“
11 VIII |  always what we were under the influence of the gas; you are always
12 VIII |      with a triple hurrah. The influence of these attractions scarcely
13 IX   |     evidently succumbed to her influence to a certain degree; though
14 IX   |      his projectile resist the influence of gravitation. The Unknown
15 IX   |       attraction was enough to influence our course.”~“So little?”
16 X    |     became elongated under the influence of gravitation. In becoming
17 X    |      keeps us under the moon’s influence, but the centrifugal force
18 XIV  |  projectile under some foreign influence? Did some kind of body retain
19 XV   |    been altered, either by the influence of the lunar attraction,
20 XVIII|       not evaporate. Under the influence of air, water, light, solar
21 XIX  |       if this operation had no influence on the projectile’s course,
22 XIX  |     then. By some inexplicable influence, the projectile is turning
23 XIX  |    moment to act, and with the influence of our rockets we may perhaps