Chapter

 1 I   |          formulae, but that they paid heavily, in propria persona,
 2 III |          attention, however, was paid to his request. He was presently
 3 IX  |        by the monk Schwartz, who paid for his grand discovery
 4 XII |        Barbicane $4,000,000 were paid into the different towns
 5 XII | statement of the sums which were paid in to the credit of the
 6 XII |         the subscription.~Russia paid in as her contingent the
 7 XII |       But as formerly the French paid before singing, so now they
 8 XII |      before singing, so now they paid after having had their laugh,
 9 XIV |        Many workmen, it is true, paid with their lives for the
10 XIX |  one-half of our earth will have paid a visit to the moon. Now,
11 XXII|         was not only the men who paid him homage, but the women
12 XXV |       the captain, who forthwith paid President Barbicane the
13 III |          avidity.~This attention paid, the travelers watched the
14 XXI |         mirror?”~“You would have paid for it,” replied Belfast