Chapter

 1 V    |        which contains eighteen millions of stars, each of which
 2 VIII |      Make yourselves easy; the millions will not be wanting.”~With
 3 IX   |    litres of gas. Six thousand millions! You quite understand?”~“
 4 X    |       ONE ENEMY v. TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF FRIENDS~The American
 5 XII  |       to provide the requisite millions.~President Barbicane undertook,
 6 XII  |       for the whole twenty-six millions of inhabitants which Great
 7 XVI  | spectators would be counted by millions; for they were already arriving
 8 XIX  |       seven hundred and twenty millions of miles from the sun! And
 9 XXII |     contain nearly two hundred millions? Why, my worthy friend,
10 XXVI |   Observer, not less than five millions of spectators thronged the
11 XXVI |        rose above the horizon. Millions of hurrahs hailed her appearance.
12 VI   |      two billions nine hundred millions of cubic myriameters [2]
13 XVIII|      remained persistently for millions of centuries; by degrees
14 XX   |      that brilliant disc which millions of eyes were looking at
15 XXIII|  received on their return! The millions of spectators which had
16 XXIII|    this paper amounted to five millions of copies. Three days after