Chapter

 1 IV    |           nine hours to reach its destination; but, inasmuch as that initial
 2 X     |           succeed in reaching its destination (a result absolutely impossible),
 3 XV    |        metal was delivered at its destination.~It will easily be understood
 4 XXVII |          4th at 0h. P.M. at their destination. So that up to that time
 5 XXVIII| projectile has not arrived at its destination. It has~passed by the side;
 6 XXVIII|       travelers will attain their destination; or,~2. The projectile,
 7 XXVIII|       certainty of reaching their destination. These bold travelers, Michel
 8 XXVIII|           and had not reached its destination; but that it had passed
 9 III   |          better for us to see the destination we wish to reach, than the
10 V     |           if a ship can reach its destination, a balloon go where it pleases,
11 VIII  |         Selenite continent; their destination would then be attained.
12 IX    |          of the projectile at its destination by the action of the lunar
13 IX    |      uneasy.~“Are we reaching our destination?” said Nicholl.~“Let us
14 XXII  |           Susquehanna for her new destination. Her powerful machinery