Chapter

 1 Pre |        the engineer, to choose a spot situated in Florida, in
 2 Pre |        longitude. It was on this spot, after stupendous labor,
 3 II  |      were observing it from some spot upon the earth; but its
 4 III |          calmer or more peaceful spot to sleep in? On the earth,
 5 III |      starry world. Then, a large spot seemingly nailed to the
 6 V   |      latter was leaning over the spot where Satellite lay. He
 7 VI  |         nothing more than a dark spot, drowned in the solar rays.
 8 VIII|        forever suspended in that spot like the pretended tomb
 9 IX  |   direction to the zenith of the spot incontestible; and the moon
10 IX  |     passing to the zenith of the spot, we ought to reach it at
11 XVII|     seemed to have burst at this spot.~The projectile was still
12 XVII|       ground of a forum, on this spot the plan of a palace, in
13 XIX |        the neutral line. At that spot the two attractions, lunar
14 XX  |     Captain Blomsberry. “In this spot there is a submarine valley
15 XX  |       the finding of a favorable spot for the laying of a submarine
16 XXI |      buoy will show us the exact spot where the projectile fell.”~“
17 XXI |        sensibly deviate from the spot.~At this moment the engineer
18 XXII|       RECOVERED FROM THE SEA~The spot where the projectile sank
19 XXII| Susquehanna was due at the fatal spot. They must wait till twelve
20 XXII|          minutes westward of the spot where the projectile had
21 XXII|      Blomsberry.~“And on another spot?”~“Yes.”~J. T. Maston did
22 XXII|          regretting to leave the spot where the catastrophe had