Chapter

 1 I    |         of the projectile for a hundred and forty-four hours, or
 2 I    |         well stand a lease of a hundred years. You smile, Barbicane.
 3 I    |        shall find chickens.”~“A hundred dollars we shall find none!”
 4 II   |         asteroid passed several hundred yards from the projectile
 5 II   |       exactly four thousand six hundred and fifty miles from the
 6 VI   |       to boil two billions nine hundred millions of cubic myriameters [
 7 VI   |         exclaimed Michel, “what hundred of volumes we might make
 8 VIII |     SEVENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LEAGUES~What
 9 VIII |     there requires a strength a hundred and fifty times greater
10 VIII |      Michel.~“Evidently, as two hundred pounds will only weigh thirty
11 VIII |         its density is thirteen hundred and twenty-four thousand
12 VIII |        ought to be at least two hundred feet high.”~“By Jove!” exclaimed
13 IX   |     than they supposed.”~“No! a hundred times, no!” replied Barbicane. “
14 X    |      was estimated at about two hundred leagues. Under these conditions,
15 XII  | estimated the distance at seven hundred and fifty miles, which was
16 XII  |      moon was not more than six hundred miles. Barbicane, now perceiving
17 XIII |      effective distance of five hundred miles, reduced by the glasses
18 XIII | atmosphere would have to be one hundred and seventy times more transparent
19 XIV  |  CHAPTER XIV~THE NIGHT OF THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR HOURS AND
20 XIV  |     insteeped, which last three hundred and fifty-four hours and
21 XIV  |     interminable night of three hundred and fifty-four hours and
22 XIV  |        instrument, and said:~“A hundred and forty degrees Centigrade [
23 XVIII|    brought down to zero!”~“Four hundred thousand years!” exclaimed
24 XX   |    captain.~“Three thousand six hundred and twenty-seven fathoms,”
25 XXI  |      three in the morning.~Four hundred and fifty miles to cross;
26 XXI  |      mirror, which measured two hundred and eighty feet in depth.~
27 XXI  |        telescope. A fall of two hundred and eighty feet! Belfast,
28 XXIII|      traveled at a speed of one hundred and sixty miles in the hour.
29 XXIII|    limited, with a capital of a hundred million of dollars, divided
30 XXIII|         dollars, divided into a hundred thousand shares of a thousand