Chapter

 1 VI   |    by the inclination of two straight lines drawn from either
 2 VI   | three bodies are on the same straight line, the earth occupying
 3 XVIII|    compact crowd, which made straight for the residence of President
 4 XX   |     are deflected out of the straight line; in other words, they
 5 XX   |       free at last, had gone straight at his adversary.~“Come!”
 6 XXI  |       too brave. He has gone straight ahead, right into the danger,
 7 XXI  |  that his projectile will go straight to the moon?”~“Yes, certainly,”
 8 III  |      succulent as if brought straight from the kitchen of an English
 9 III  |      all in one and the same straight line. Then the nodes coincide
10 X    |      the mouth of the gun. A straight line drawn through the axis
11 XII  |      shone when the sun beat straight upon them. It may be so;
12 XIII |    rifts some were perfectly straight, as if cut by a line; others
13 XV   | could not alter, was rushing straight on this ignited mass, more
14 XXI  |  Major Elphinstone should go straight to San Francisco, and consult