Chapter

 1 VI  |   human destinies— that every Selenite was attached to some inhabitant
 2 III |     perhaps be the Eve of all Selenite dogs! come, Diana, come
 3 III |      hoped to transplant into Selenite ground, they were stowed
 4 V   |     intention of endowing the Selenite smoking divans with them.”~“
 5 VII |       upon than a mountain. A Selenite, deposited in Europe on
 6 VIII|      on to the surface of the Selenite continent; their destination
 7 XI  |      and we may well pity the Selenite sailors and hydrographers;
 8 XIII|       oceans were dried up, a Selenite observer could not distinguish
 9 XIII|     fortifications, raised by Selenite engineers. Of these different
10 XIII| colors, black and white. If a Selenite were to shade his eyes from
11 XVII|       in idle discussion. The selenite city, whether imaginary
12 XVII| receive the chefs-d’oeuvre of Selenite architecture. There was
13 XX  |   valley, on the borders of a Selenite stream, near a projectile
14 XX  |       whole colony toward the Selenite borders, and a complete