Chapter

 1 I     |     which these gentlemen were held, according to one of the
 2 XVIII |        a moment. He would have held his tongue about it, both
 3 XX    |        compact crowd. There he held on in the front row with
 4 XXV   | powerful cranes raised it, and held it suspended over the mouth
 5 XXVIII|         and other learned men, held several meetings, at which
 6 XXVIII|      received with enthusiasm, held meetings, saw himself carried
 7 XXVIII|        or that the projectile, held in one immutable orbit,
 8 I     |       means of a strong plate, held in position by powerful
 9 II    |   accomplished.~The nuts which held the bolts to the outer plates
10 II    |       fixed an aluminum plate, held in place by bolts. The screws
11 VI    |      the earth that it will be held there by its attraction.”~“
12 VIII  |       abandoned to themselves, held themselves up as by enchantment.
13 VIII  |   whose atoms, being no longer held in their places, would disperse
14 IX    |       the scene of the meeting held at Tampa Town, in Florida,
15 XIV   |      the instrument, which was held by a short cord, so that
16 XV    |   estimate it. The projectile, held by some unaccountable force,
17 XV    |   opinion that the projectile, held by the lunar attraction,
18 XV    |     moon’s surface, and was so held by a perpendicular passing
19 XVII  |   ancient Rome could have been held in its entirety ten times
20 XXI   |     Peak, and also that it was held by lunar attraction, and