Chapter

 1 Pre |        makes a mistake in such a case exposes himself justly to
 2 Pre |           that which foresaw the case of the travelers (if still
 3 II  |         betrayed it; and in that case Michel Ardan could not have
 4 II  |        him to his senses. In any case they could not decide on
 5 II  |       render not impossible.~The case was serious, the problem
 6 II  |      drew a thermometer from its case and consulted it. The instrument
 7 II  |   reduced to 9,165 yards. In any case we have already passed through
 8 III |        wished to be cautious, in case the projectile should land
 9 III |        strange phenomena. In any case it would be interesting
10 VI  |          theory, said:~“Thus, in case of a shock, it would have
11 VI  |   consideration. Thus let <lower case delta> be the horizontal
12 VII |          if they existed. In any case, the far-seeing Frenchman
13 IX  |           which was precious, in case during the first days the
14 XII |        as if enclosed in a jewel case, sparkled for one instant
15 XIV |       disc. Now if this were the case with the earth— if, for
16 XIV | calculations are exact.”~“In any case it is cold,” said Michel. “
17 XV  |    dispersed continually. In any case they might hope to be able
18 XVI |          would not have been the case in a supposedly rigidly
19 XVII|        wanting the sound. In any case it was the image of death,
20 XIX |       difficult juncture.~In any case, if this operation had no
21 XIX |       its nearest. In the latter case, the projectile would attain
22 XIX |         contrary purpose. In any case they were ready, and they
23 XXI |        of west longitude. In any case, it was decided in the Gun