Chapter

 1 II    | principle, I ask myself whether, supposing sufficient apparatus could
 2 VI    |        the two bodies; and that, supposing the double effect to be
 3 X     |        000 pounds of powder; and supposing it to resist that pressure,
 4 XX    |       But your fall on the moon, supposing you ever reach it?”~“It
 5 XX    |         moment?”~“But after all, supposing all difficulties surmounted,
 6 XX    |           all obstacles removed, supposing everything combined to favor
 7 XXVII |  consequences of his experiment.~Supposing, now, that the experiment
 8 XXVIII|          food for some time. But supposing they did succeed in their
 9 V     |       draw five good reasons for supposing that the lunar projectile,
10 VI    |         worth repeating. Michel, supposing it to be roughly stopped,