Chapter

 1 VII  |             Street. The meeting was opened by the president himself.~“
 2 XII  |         satellite. The subscription opened at Baltimore extended properly
 3 XII  |             Subscription lists were opened in all the principal cities
 4 XII  |           had the subscription been opened in Christiana simultaneously
 5 XV   | melting-troughs were simultaneously opened and twelve hundred fiery
 6 XVI  |            October, Captain Nicholl opened an account between himself
 7 XVI  |      feeling. Barbicane, therefore, opened the enclosure to all comers;
 8 XXI  |              However, he got up and opened the door just as it was
 9 XXII |           Hardly had the shell been opened when the cat leaped out,
10 XXIII|      grooves, which could easily be opened outward by unscrewing them
11 XXIII|         P.M. exactly, the plate was opened. The friends of J. T. Maston
12 II   |     judgment, restored Nicholl, who opened his eyes, and instantly
13 II   |            recovered his senses. He opened his eyes, sat up, took his
14 VIII |             Michel had blunderingly opened the tap of the apparatus
15 XIV  |         Through the scuttle rapidly opened, Nicholl threw out the instrument,
16 XIV  |            The scuttle had not been opened more than a second, but
17 XXI  |          enough.~Some degrees above opened the bay of San Francisco.
18 XXI  |         lightness, while below them opened a metal well terminated