Chapter

 1 I    |          this disastrous peace and gave themselves up wholly to
 2 II   |           progress of that arm and gave an immense impetus to experimental
 3 XII  |          372,640 piastres; and she gave them with an eagerness which
 4 XII  |           contracted in territory, gave nevertheless 9,000 ducats,
 5 XII  |           more than 110 reals. She gave as an excuse that she had
 6 XIV  |         the soil, the wheel partly gave way, and a slight partial
 7 XVIII|            general air of decision gave him the appearance of a
 8 XVIII|      peculiarities, this curiosity gave himself out for a sublime
 9 XXII |           at having to refuse him, gave him clearly to understand
10 XXV  |          his fellow-travelers, but gave way at last before the determination
11 I    |       opening made for the purpose gave them access to the aluminum
12 II   |          He felt himself all over, gave a sonorous “Hem!” and then
13 II   |          of the right-hand scuttle gave way under the pressure of
14 II   |            usual flourish, [1] and gave it to the captain, who carefully
15 III  |          was not bruised, and they gave her a pie, which silenced
16 III  |           raised no rival. The gas gave sufficient heat for the
17 IV   |        rural sound.” So saying, he gave vent to a splendid cock-a-doodledoo,
18 X    |           from its very obliquity, gave Michel Ardan some hopes
19 XIV  | inhabitants of the moon.~Barbicane gave his friends some explanation
20 XV   |         ready with an explanation, gave it as his opinion that the
21 XV   |           other the parabola. They gave each other reasons bristling
22 XXI  |           it was ten at night) and gave him a dispatch. It was the