Chapter

 1 VII   |  this point.”~“And the more easily,” replied the general, “
 2 VII   |   lightness of glass. It is easily wrought, is very widely
 3 XV    |    its destination.~It will easily be understood that 1,200
 4 XVI   |  the public; and it will be easily imagined what was the concourse
 5 XXI   | shall find him all the more easily; because if he has not,
 6 XXIII |   wooden disc, which worked easily within the walls of the
 7 XXIII |  solid grooves, which could easily be opened outward by unscrewing
 8 XXIV  |  mechanism allowed it to be easily worked toward all the points
 9 XXVIII|    of the projectile, would easily carry it toward the orb
10 V     |     projectile to rise more easily; secondly, because it would
11 XII   | disc. The travelers, we may easily imagine, did not dream of
12 XIV   |    it, and we can then more easily pull it back again.”~Barbicane’
13 XIV   |    so that it might be more easily drawn up. The scuttle had
14 XXI   |  disappearance all the more easily explained, as it was then