Chapter

 1 I     |       the 5th instant, he will bring before~them a communication
 2 II    |      had a great sale. But, to bring this rapid sketch to a close,
 3 VII   |        000 times, which should bring the moon within an apparent
 4 XX    |     the earth; but I prefer to bring forward indisputable facts.”~“
 5 XX    |  forward indisputable facts.”~“Bring them forward then, sir,
 6 XXIV  |         it became necessary to bring the moon within an apparent
 7 XXV   | remained to be accomplished to bring all to a happy termination;
 8 XXVIII|    such an enterprise; it will bring out the scientific instincts
 9 I     |        come down again, I will bring a cross type of ‘moon-dogs,’
10 II    |   would, one way or the other, bring their experiment to an unsuccessful
11 V     |      the only people who could bring such an enterprise to a
12 V     |  quantity; for an excess would bring us very serious physiological
13 VI    |       whose orbit will one day bring it so near to the earth
14 XVI   |       Did an atmosphere, then, bring to this unknown face its
15 XX    |      finer weather in which to bring to a close his delicate
16 XXII  |      machinery to grasp it and bring it to the surface of the