Chapter

 1 IV  |        that the place should not exceed in latitude the declination
 2 V   |         elevations, of which six exceed 15,000 feet, and twenty-two
 3 V   |         000 feet, and twenty-two exceed 14,400 feet. The highest
 4 VIII| atmosphere of the earth does not exceed forty miles. Now, with the
 5 IX  |   contents of your cannon do not exceed 54,000 cubic feet, it would
 6 XIV |     average of accidents did not exceed that of transatlantic countries,
 7 XIX |          the kind. All the stars exceed it in rapidity, and the
 8 XXIV|          New Hampshire, does not exceed the very moderate altitude
 9 XXIV|        this range still does not exceed 10,700 feet. With this elevation,
10 V   |   Science, it is not supposed to exceed 60@ Centigrade below zero.”~“
11 X   |     hours in the morning did not exceed sixty-five miles, and in