Chapter
1 Pre | Columbiad was cast with full success. Things stood thus,
2 Pre | when the moon should be full, and not on the 4th, as
3 II | days, when the moon will be full, at the very time we shall
4 III | start when the earth was full, that is to say, when our
5 III | but if the earth had been full, the moon would have been
6 III | travelers’ confidence; so, full of hope, already sure of
7 VI | moment when the moon would be full. Above, the orb of night
8 VII | eighteen hours, exactly at the full moon, they would reach its
9 VIII | of the apparatus to the full.~Nicholl hastened to stop
10 VIII | society!”~“Yes,” cried Michel, full of his subject, “destroy
11 IX | ought to reach it at the full. There is another reason,
12 IX | moment when the moon would be full; and we are now at the 5th
13 X | At midnight the moon was full. At that precise moment
14 XII | trains, so dazzling in the full moon, and which, passing
15 XIII | capriciously shaped, lying in the full light. To the right, on
16 XIV | the sun when the moon is full, or on the earth when the
17 XIV | occupies in opposition when full, that she is nearer to the
18 XIV | it is because the moon is full, that is to say, opposite
19 XV | when the moon is at the full.”~“Certainly,” said Nicholl, “
20 XV | the earth, which would be full. And what is more, if we
21 XV | So that the time of the full moon was well chosen. But
22 XVII | had the earth been at the full, Barbicane and his companions
23 XVII | astronomer.~In observing the full moon in a cloudless sky
24 XVII | Indeed, it is during the full moon that Tycho is seen
25 XX | was to reach the moon when full on the 5th at midnight.
26 XXI | corvette, wearing, steered at full steam direct for San Francisco.
27 XXI | national navy arriving at full speed, with her bowsprit
28 XXII | under by the reservoirs full of water, disappeared from
29 XXIII| open. One engine only at full speed, drawing a triumphal
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