Chapter

 1 IX   |         of the shot.”~“Perfectly correct,” said Morgan; “but before
 2 XII  |         educated, did not form a correct estimate of the bulk of
 3 XIX  |   silence, he spoke in perfectly correct English as follows:~“Gentlemen,
 4 II   |         Barbicane’s reasoning is correct, and that I have lost my
 5 II   |          President Barbicane was correct. The earth, with respect
 6 III  |       This curious but certainly correct explanation once given,
 7 III  |        for the expression is not correct) the lapse of twelve hours,
 8 VIII | fortunately, Nicholl was able to correct in time.~After a perfect
 9 X    |       them, they had glasses; to correct them, maps.~As regards the
10 XXIII|         moon had enabled them to correct the many admitted theories
11 Not  |          originally intended to “correct” some of the numbers in
12 Not  |        case of perihelium to the correct perihelion.~><There’s an