Chapter

 1 I   |            appearance of man on the terrestrial globe. The night before
 2 I   |         this case the house was the terrestrial globe! There are no means
 3 I   |            from many centers in the terrestrial atmosphere, or from one
 4 VIII|           had ever been attained by terrestrial Engines. Torpedo-boats do
 5 IX  |          then the whistle from some terrestrial locomotive, or the calling
 6 IX  |             Strange instinct! These terrestrial beings felt the aeronef
 7 XII |            It did not interrupt the terrestrial fusillade. At last a shell
 8 XIII|        English or Muscovite pocket. Terrestrial interests were nothing to
 9 XIV |            to again set foot on the terrestrial globe, could they not make
10 XIV | observatories on the surface of the terrestrial globe.~
11 XXI |         limits, who disposed of the terrestrial atmosphere as if it were
12 XXI |         this powerful machine their terrestrial friends would never bring