Chapter

 1 II   | launching himself in a balloon filled with a gas extracted from
 2 XV   |     masonry was intended to be filled up by the molten metal,
 3 XV   |        to flow; the reservoirs filled little by little; and, by
 4 XXIII|       projectile had now to be filled to the depth of three feet
 5 II   |     impunity through the space filled with hydrogen. The gas mixing
 6 II   |       uncovered glass the moon filled the projectile with a brilliant
 7 VI   |          Because we might have filled the projectile with useful
 8 IX   |    large in their eyes that it filled half of the firmament. The
 9 X    |   satellite! A strange emotion filled their hearts as they went
10 XV   |      form, threw a light which filled the projectile. The forms
11 XVII |    have been when its craters, filled with thunderings, vomited
12 XVII |     tentacles, an enormous eye filled with flames, a glory carved