Chapter

 1 I   |        and similar small arms, met with little consideration.
 2 II  |    Journeys in the Moon’ which met with such success in France.
 3 VII |       of October the committee met at the house of President
 4 IX  |        the committee when they met on the following evening.~
 5 X   |         and they had never yet met. Which of these two inventors
 6 XII | translated into all languages, met with immense success.~Subscription
 7 XIX | insensible to temperature, are met with equally among boiling
 8 XXI |     captain had, as yet, never met face to face. He added that
 9 II  |      but if, like us, they had met it, they could no longer
10 II  | distance is known, and when we met it, we were exactly four
11 V   |      thirteen minutes only, we met the second satellite, which
12 VI  |       enormous meteor which we met.”~“Then,” said Nicholl, “
13 XIII|     This black color is rarely met with on the surface of the
14 XVII|       chains are the only ones met with in this region of circles.