Chapter
1 I | have twenty-six minutes left,” replied Ardan.~“Twenty-four
2 II | that the projectile had left the earth, for the soil,
3 II | possible; the travelers had left the earth.~“I have lost,”
4 II | under such circumstances left him speechless. He had never
5 II | thirteen minutes since we left the American continent.”~“
6 II | This globe, where they had left all their affections, was
7 III | their particular place, it left the three travelers a certain
8 VI | longer any, they must have left enough oxygen for three
9 VI | projectile, you would soon be left behind.”~“Then we must remain
10 VII | of space. That last day left them.~They took down the
11 VIII | Michel, taking a spring, left the floor and remained suspended
12 IX | twenty of them. An opening left in the disc allowed them
13 XI | hemisphere for woman, the left for man.”~In speaking thus,
14 XI | Judge for yourselves.~In the left hemisphere stretches the “
15 XII | the east should be to the left hand, and the west to the
16 XII | the east would be to the left, and the west to the right,
17 XII | north, the east is on their left, and the west to their right.
18 XII | would be quite to their left, and the east to their right,
19 XIII | high, and round about the left rose moderate elevations,
20 XIII | reduced to 300 miles. To the left ran a line of mountains
21 XIII | right, the other on the left. That part of the disc beginning
22 XV | struck the projectile. Its left scuttle was even cracked
23 XVII | At this moment, to the left, lay extended one of the
24 XVII | superb brilliancy, have left but sadly broken cases.
25 XVII | Indeed, nature had not left the bottom of this crater
26 XVIII| admit, for they must have left traces of their passage
27 XIX | equal to that with which it left the mouth of the Columbiad,
28 XXI | carefully lashed to it; and, left solely to the rise and fall
29 XXIII| Human creatures who had left the terrestrial sphere,
30 XXIII| American language, the train left the platform of Baltimore.
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