Chapter

 1 II    | system, have all been exactly determined. Selenographic charts have
 2 IV    |     set to work at the moment determined upon; for, if they should
 3 V     |     lunar mountains have been determined with exactitude. Galileo
 4 XVI   |     practical disposition, he determined to coin money out of the
 5 XVIII |   preliminary, “you are quite determined to go.”~“Quite decided.”~“
 6 XX    |       uttered in a strong and determined voice:~“Now that the speaker
 7 XX    |      moon has been completely determined, which is not the case.
 8 XXI   |      before the blows of this determined visitor. The secretary of
 9 XXI   |    Michel Ardan saw this, and determined to effect a reconciliation.~“
10 XXII  |  proposal of Michel Ardan, he determined to join them, and make one
11 XXII  |  party of four. So one day he determined to be admitted as one of
12 XXIV  |      that matter was promptly determined. The object was to select
13 XXIV  | content, inasmuch as they had determined that both telescope and
14 XXVIII|     of night.~These questions determined President Barbicane, assisted
15 V     |      to the formula which had determined them, they could not suspect
16 X     | without glasses, could not be determined with precision. The eye
17 X     |      exactly in the condition determined by the Cambridge Observatory.
18 X     |       Barbicane, were rigidly determined. To take them, they had
19 XIII  |       nature has not yet been determined; they are certainly not
20 XVI   |  describe a curve unalterably determined by the laws of mechanical
21 XVIII |   that equality has only been determined by terrestrial attraction.