Chapter

 1 II    |     internal lighting, reduced the apparent distance of the moon to
 2 V     | essentially volcanic character was apparent at each observation. By
 3 VII   |           bring the moon within an apparent distance of five miles;
 4 XX    |         abandon his opponent in an apparent extremity.~“You wished to
 5 XXII  |           The truth at last became apparent— the cat had eaten its fellow-traveler!~
 6 XXIV  |        brought within no nearer an apparent distance than thirty-nine
 7 XXIV  |           bring the moon within an apparent distance of five miles at
 8 XXIV  |          to the utmost extent; the apparent diameter of a great number
 9 XXVIII|         brought the moon within an apparent distance of two leagues.
10 II    |    position of the projectile. Its apparent immovability, and the want
11 VI    |     horizontal parallel, and p the apparent semidiameter——”~“Oh!” said
12 X     |       brings the moon to within an apparent distance of sixteen leagues.
13 X     |         moon to within a distance (apparent) of less than 2,000 leagues
14 XII   |          Such is the reason of the apparent reversing of these two cardinal