Chapter

 1 VIII  |     tin, and six of brass.”~“I admit,” replied the president, “
 2 XII   | American work. One must freely admit that she did not see the
 3 XVI   |      eyes; but Barbicane would admit no one to that operation.
 4 XIX   |    objection has its merits, I admit; but I think we may successfully
 5 XIX   |       will, I am sure, readily admit this superiority of Jupiter
 6 XX    |        me, my dear sir, do you admit the existence of volcanoes
 7 XX    |   atmosphere, we are forced to admit the presence of a certain
 8 XXVIII|     only one man who would not admit that the situation was desperate—
 9 II    |    speed.”~“Do all astronomers admit the existence of this satellite?”
10 IV    |    with from the air.”~“That I admit,” answered Michel; “and
11 VI    |       have stopped suddenly.”~“Admit that it had struck a body
12 XIII  |        of some astronomers who admit the existence of only gray
13 XIII  |       of contrasts, which only admit of two colors, black and
14 XVIII |   cannot reach; which I cannot admit, for they must have left
15 XVIII |   enter upon them. Let us only admit the insufficiency of the
16 XIX   |          he exclaimed, “I must admit we are down-right simpletons!”~“