Chapter

 1 VI  |         is calculated. They took advantage of this fact to explain
 2 VIII|      projectile; but there is no advantage in passing certain limits.”~“
 3 X   |      these two inventors had the advantage over the other it was difficult
 4 XIX |    Neptune have each several, an advantage by no means to be despised.
 5 XX  | exhibiting any exultation at the advantage he had gained, simply said:~“
 6 I   |    series of bets of very little advantage to yourself, allow me to
 7 VIII|          the giants. This is the advantage of leaving one’s own planet
 8 XIII|      least my hypotheses has the advantage of indicating why these
 9 XIV |        But,” said Nicholl, “that advantage must be well compensated
10 XV  |         should at least have the advantage of seeing the invisible