Chapter

 1 I    |   valiant artillerists took no particular account of these little
 2 II   | confining ourselves to our own particular objects, we could not enter
 3 IV   |        may touch the moon at a particular point?~“4. At what precise
 4 XIV  |     than for the individual in particular.~Nevertheless, Barbicane
 5 XV   |      for the Columbiad, and in particular the white description. This
 6 XXII |        life. The old maids, in particular, of forty years and upward,
 7 XXIV |     results. Two telescopes in particular, at this time, were possessed
 8 III  | utensils, which each had their particular place, it left the three
 9 VI   |  forward his own contingent of particular facts; Barbicane and Nicholl
10 VII  |  exclaimed Michel, who was not particular; “yes, we will do without
11 XXIII|    observed de visu, and under particular circumstances. They knew