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 1 I    |         are mere pocket-pistols compared with the formidable engines
 2 XII  |      the bulk of the projectile compared with that of the moon. They
 3 XVIII|         like weak, silly women, compared with this European!”~As
 4 XIX  |         mere lounger on the way compared with many others of the
 5 XIX  |       sun! And yet what is that compared with the distance of the
 6 XXVI |       instantly, such as can be compared to nothing whatever known,
 7 III  |     expanse was still enormous, compared with that of the moon, which
 8 IX   |     does that matter? Its mass, compared to that of our projectile,
 9 XI   |         Ardan was right when he compared this map to a “Tendre card,”
10 XIV  | experiment, this instrument was compared with an ordinary one, and
11 XVI  |       moon being so little when compared with the diameter of the
12 XVII |  Barbicane, “are but mole-hills compared with those of the moon.
13 XXIII|         But what was this speed compared with that which had carried