Chapter

 1 III   |       arrived, and the enthusiasm showed no signs of diminution.
 2 XII   |      themselves a little.~Austria showed herself generous in the
 3 XXII  |      States, an honor of which he showed himself especially sensible.~
 4 XXVII |       doubt, by such a reception, showed itself very sparing of its
 5 XXVIII|           these elements. Then it showed that the distance separating
 6 II    |         of aluminum.~The interior showed but little disorder; indeed,
 7 II    |      consulted it. The instrument showed 81@ Fahr.~“Yes,” he exclaimed, “
 8 II    |       surface. This darkness also showed that the projectile had
 9 II    |         It was in its octant, and showed a crescent finely traced
10 II    |   especially on its concave part, showed the presence of high mountains,
11 III   |           projectile, but it also showed the quantity of moisture
12 IV    |      Barbicane, raising his head, showed Michel Ardan a page covered
13 VII   |       moon’s northern hemisphere, showed that her course had been
14 VII   |       appearing flat like a disc, showed its convexity. If the sun’
15 XII   |           moon. Its circumference showed a diameter of about twenty-two
16 XIII  |           this distance, the disc showed a very fantastical appearance.
17 XV    |           inexplicable in itself, showed Barbicane that his projectile
18 XVII  |         alone remained, and still showed their boundary lines distinctly.
19 XVIII |    receive it, and certainly life showed itself about this period,
20 XVIII |   consequences of these phenomena showed themselves in the disappearance
21 XIX   | projectile’s speed, but reasoning showed that it must uniformly decrease,