Chapter

 1 IX   |        during the first days the liquid element should be found
 2 X    |          earth. Indeed the moon, liquid and pliable in the first
 3 XI   |     point of fact, these are not liquid spaces, but plains, the
 4 XII  |          Storms,” it resembled a liquid surface agitated by a storm,
 5 XIV  |       below zero it is no longer liquid. But Barbicane had furnished
 6 XV   | distributed, reflecting on their liquid surface all the dazzling
 7 XVIII|         gases have passed into a liquid state under different influences,
 8 XVIII|      sphere was still gaseous or liquid, when the moon was solidified
 9 XXII |   lessened by the density of the liquid in which it was plunged.~
10 XXII |          attentively watched the liquid mass through which they