Chapter

 1 II    | attention accordingly.~“For some months past, my brave colleagues,”
 2 XIV   |        be completed within eight months, so that you have 2,543,
 3 XIV   |     rapidity.~During these eight months Barbicane never quitted
 4 XV    |         CASTING~During the eight months which were employed in the
 5 XVI   |          one morning, “only four months to the 1st of December!
 6 XVI   |      high charge, during the two months which preceded the experiment,
 7 XVII  |          come to an end; and two months still remained before the
 8 XVII  |     general impatience these two months appeared as long as years!
 9 XXV   |        took water enough for two months, being confident, from astronomical
10 XXVIII|      They had air enough for two months; they had victuals enough
11 XXVIII|       for a year, water for some months, and gas for some days.
12 III   |          was only enough for two months; but according to the last
13 III   |    chlorate of potassium for two months. They necessarily consumed
14 VII   |       had been prolonged to some months. In a word, they behaved
15 XVIII |  terrestrial poles they last six months,” said Michel.~“An argument