Chapter

 1 Pre  |     most learned pens of the day, strongly engrossed the
 2 III  |   were well represented. The day, or rather (for the expression
 3 III  |  twelve hours, which forms a day upon the earth, closed with
 4 V    |      the sun disappeared one day.”~“Which is not to be feared,”
 5 VI   |  more cloudy light! The next day, at midnight, the earth
 6 VI   |   replied Nicholl, “that the day lasts 360 hours!”~“And to
 7 VI   |   comet whose orbit will one day bring it so near to the
 8 VII  |     could seize it.~The next day, the 5th of November, at
 9 VII  |     three were on foot. That day was to be the last of their
10 VII  | solitude of space. That last day left them.~They took down
11 VIII |      total absence.~But that day, about eleven o’clock in
12 IX   |   while opposite, the orb of day blazed with fire.~Their
13 XII  |     as if our work would one day by useful to our fellow-men.
14 XII  |     appeared when the orb of day was in opposition to the
15 XIII |     surface; night following day and day following night
16 XIII |      night following day and day following night with the
17 XV   |  clock in the morning of the day called upon the earth the
18 XVI  |   the diameter of the orb of day; and up to this time the
19 XVII |   reappearance of the orb of day.”~“Yes,” replied Michel
20 XVIII|   and animal, have had their day, and are now forever extinct!”~“
21 XVIII|   terrestrial globe will one day become by cooling.”~“By
22 XIX  |    seen. The earth was but a day old, having been new the
23 XIX  |      would have arrived.~The day seemed long. However bold
24 XIX  |    great enterprise?~But the day passed without incident.
25 XX   |   ten at night. The eleventh day of the month of December
26 XX   |   that J. T. Maston will one day join his friends.”~“If he
27 XXI  |     extinguishing her fires. Day and night she must be ready
28 XXI  |    existence, execrating the day which hid the moon from
29 XXII |   Maston hurried the workmen day and night. He was ready
30 XXII |  might be expected.~The next day, the 24th, in spite of the
31 XXII |      fatigue of the previous day, the operation was renewed.
32 XXII |      of the ocean.~The whole day passed in fruitless research;