Chapter

 1 XVIII|     having on board a Frenchman borne on the list of passengers
 2 V    |         of this projectile, and borne with us to the moon a couple
 3 IX   |         see. Since we are being borne along in space we shall
 4 XII  |      projectile, like a balloon borne into space, overlooked the
 5 XIII |         What would an aeronaut, borne to this distance from the
 6 XIV  |        The bold travelers being borne away into gloomy space,
 7 XIV  |          the disc? Was it being borne in that profound darkness
 8 XV   | hyperbolically or parabolically borne away, the projectile would
 9 XVII |      region as if they had been borne on the breath of some storm,
10 XIX  |          The speed retained had borne the projectile beyond the
11 XXII |        would the travelers have borne the terrible shock which
12 XXIII|         of their enterprise had borne over that invisible face