Chapter

 1 V  |    presents itself under the crescent form during its first and
 2 XX |  that the horns of the lunar crescent were rounded and truncated.
 3 II |   little thread; that silver crescent?”~“Doubtless, Michel. In
 4 II |    appear to us as a slender crescent which will soon disappear,
 5 II |     its octant, and showed a crescent finely traced on the dark
 6 II |     intense than that of the crescent moon, but it was of considerable
 7 II | nothing more than a fugitive crescent!~Long did the three friends
 8 III|      cloudy disc ending in a crescent, rather more contracted
 9 VI |      the solar rays. No more crescent, no more cloudy light! The
10 XIX|  days must elapse before its crescent, freed from the solar rays,