Chapter

 1 IX  |     substance is found quite pure in many bodies, especially
 2 X   |   and violent disposition; a pure Yankee. His name was Captain
 3 XI  | yield was fifty per cent. of pure metal.~To this the American
 4 XX  |      days of its creation.”~“Pure fancies!” cried the unknown.~“
 5 XX  |      cried the unknown.~“No! Pure theories! which are based
 6 III |    microcosm until we become pure Selenites.”~“In about eighty-eight
 7 VI  |    itself beyond the cone of pure shadow, and that the sun
 8 VII |    wrap oneself in the sun’s pure rays. If Barbicane had only
 9 VIII|      life-giving, but in its pure state producing the gravest
10 XV  |  that it would soon quit the pure shadow. Perhaps, again,
11 XV  |    enough?” replied Michel.~“Pure mistake,” replied Barbicane. “
12 XV  |   combustion, is produced in pure oxygen. We must not be in
13 XVII|     miles! Seen through this pure ether, its brilliancy was