Chapter

 1 VI   |            such a way as to always keep your face turned toward
 2 IX   | artillerist’s propensities. I only keep to statistical facts when
 3 XI   |             It became necessary to keep an eye upon the deputies.~
 4 XII  |        that case it were better to keep aloof; which they did to
 5 XVIII|            Time has no business to keep a whole country in suspense,”
 6 XXI  |     accompanied by their dogs, and keep up the struggle for hours.~“
 7 XXII |       other man; but he managed to keep himself in a state of delightful
 8 I    |           Ardan, not being able to keep still, turned in his narrow
 9 III  |           for they were obliged to keep the producing substance
10 V    |         said Barbicane. “We cannot keep the dead body of this dog
11 VI   |           projectile, allows it to keep so perfectly on a level
12 VI   |            must use their wings to keep themselves up!”~“Granted,”
13 VIII |            the earth’s surface, to keep oneself suspended in the
14 VIII |          any weight, nothing would keep in its place, not even your
15 XII  |          to our fellow-men. Let us keep our minds free from every
16 XV   |      expenditure they were able to keep it bearable.~But observations
17 XXII |            precaution was taken to keep the corvette almost completely