Chapter

 1 III   | tranquility.~On the following day, thanks to the telegraphic wires,
 2 V     |           of the earth.~At length, thanks to modern art, instruments
 3 XII   |            to astronomical studies—thanks to their numerous observatories.~
 4 XIV   |          at every opportunity. So, thanks to his care, his intelligence,
 5 XIX   |          the town. In a few hours, thanks to the help of the shipping
 6 XXI   |          was of old date, and why, thanks to unknown friends, the
 7 XXI   |          one or other of you. But, thanks to Providence, which has
 8 XXIV  |     immense services to astronomy. Thanks to its penetrative power,
 9 XXVIII|      projectile had been detected, thanks to the gigantic reflector
10 II    |           the shock been deadened, thanks to the springs, the four
11 III   |           bowls of excellent soup, thanks to the liquefaction in hot
12 III   |     neither of which had suffered, thanks to the care taken to deaden
13 III   |            on the earth’s surface, thanks to the difference of bulk.