Chapter

 1 Pre  |       10hrs. 46m. 40s. P.M., it ought to reach the moon four days
 2 Pre  | Barbicane, and Captain Nicholl, ought to make the passage in ninety-seven
 3 Pre  |     here to make a remark which ought to be well considered by
 4 II   |        his knees, two Americans ought to be able to get on their
 5 II   |     detonation, which certainly ought to be loud?”~“No,” replied
 6 II   |     mathematical point which it ought to attain ninety-six hours
 7 III  |         s surface; a fall which ought to be six times less rapid
 8 IV   | initiatory speed the projectile ought to have on leaving the Columbiad
 9 IV   |         I can tell exactly what ought to be the initiatory speed
10 IV   |      equal point of attraction, ought to be——”~“Yes?” said Barbicane.~“
11 IV   |  friction, the initiatory speed ought to have been——”~“Seventeen
12 V    |        do not absorb, and which ought to remain intact; and that
13 VI   |       of each meteor on the sun ought to produce a heat equal
14 VI   |      there eclipses, when there ought not to be any?”~“Simply
15 VII  |      warmed by that ardent sun, ought to distill even more generous
16 VIII |       state in old Europe which ought to put itself under the
17 VIII |     proportion, the inhabitants ought to be at least two hundred
18 IX   |        by reason of its weight, ought to be turned toward her.~
19 IX   |      the zenith of the spot, we ought to reach it at the full.
20 IX   |      note says that the transit ought to be accomplished in ninety-seven
21 IX   |         eleven at night; and we ought to arrive on the 5th at
22 IX   |        evening; half-past eight ought to see us at the end of
23 XV   |         was well chosen. But we ought to have arrived at the end;
24 XV   |    order to have so arrived, we ought to have suffered no deviation
25 XV   |  distance of at most 200 miles, ought, according to Barbicane,
26 XVIII|         to my idea the question ought not to be put in that form.
27 XIX  |       in the morning this speed ought to be and would be nil.~