Chapter

 1 IV    |       per second; calculations prove that to be sufficient. In
 2 IX    |    major, “these figures go to prove that the quantity of powder
 3 X     |      newspapers, endeavored to prove Barbicane ignorant of the
 4 XX    | incontrovertible reasons which prove the absence of an atmosphere
 5 XX    |        their eruption does not prove the presence of an atmosphere.”~“
 6 XXI   |         Nothing more! well! to prove that it is all over between
 7 XXII  |        human maladies, seem to prove that the moon does exercise
 8 XXVIII|   Ardan. Besides this, it will prove that their worthy friend,
 9 II    |      Nicholl, pay up.”~“Let us prove it first,” said the captain, “
10 IV    |        finish, we are going to prove the given number of these
11 VIII  |  diminution. If they could not prove this loss of the projectile,
12 VIII  |    earth, a phenomenon easy to prove.”~“And we shall feel it?”
13 IX    |      out. Barbicane could even prove, by the elevations which
14 XIV   |   explanation.”~“And why?”~“To prove that I understand.”~“Get
15 XVII  |      possesses no sample. They prove that the moon’s formation,