Chapter

 1 VII |  that direction, we ought to arrive, with the progress on science,
 2 XVI |     elapse before they could arrive at any certainty upon the
 3 XVII|     I shall go inside. Shall arrive by steamer Atlanta.~ MICHEL
 4 XX  |    and granting that you may arrive safe and sound in the moon,
 5 XXII|   doors!”~“But still, if you arrive there in pieces, you will
 6 V   |    Ardan; “why should we not arrive safely? We are launched;
 7 V   |    temperature. But, when we arrive in the moon, during its
 8 VIII|   projectile, a moment would arrive when it would be sensibly
 9 IX  |      Michel Ardan. “We shall arrive, and that, too, quicker
10 IX  |    at night; and we ought to arrive on the 5th at midnight,
11 IX  |   our journey. Why do we not arrive?”~“Might it not be an excess
12 XIX | which is only 200 feet, will arrive on the pavement at a speed
13 XX  |   all travelers do when they arrive in a new country, taking
14 XXI |      on high pressure, could arrive in that port. She must therefore