Chapter

 1 I    |     of a battle returned the number of victims at ten-fold the
 2 X    |    the Gun Club, published a number of letters in the newspapers,
 3 XIV  |  rations, as well as a large number of huts constructed of iron
 4 XVI  |  members of the club, to the number of ten in all. How hot it
 5 XIX  |     desirous of reducing the number of the audience to a few
 6 XX   |    in 1787, observed a great number of luminous points on the
 7 XXII |    epidemic in 1693, a large number of persons died at the very
 8 XXIV | apparent diameter of a great number of stars was accurately
 9 XXV  |     Ardan wished to convey a number of animals of different
10 XXVII|     terrible tumult; a large number of persons were seriously
11 IV   |     going to prove the given number of these different expressions,
12 XII  |    Barbicane noticed a great number of less important mountains;
13 XIII |  Moedler. At this time their number amounts to seventy; but,