Chapter

 1 Pre  | initiatory velocity was fixed at twelve thousand yards to the second.
 2 Pre  |        inches and a thickness of twelve inches to its walls; and
 3 Pre  |     until the 5th of December at twelve at night, at the exact moment
 4 II   |          our initiatory speed of twelve thousand yards has been
 5 III  |       Its height to the roof was twelve feet. Carefully laid out
 6 III  |      expiration. During the last twelve hours the atmosphere of
 7 III  |        not correct) the lapse of twelve hours, which forms a day
 8 IV   |           Yes?” said Barbicane.~“Twelve thousand yards.”~“What!”
 9 IV   |           starting; “you say——”~“Twelve thousand yards.”~“The devil!”
10 IV   |        Observatory declared that twelve thousand yards was enough
11 V    |          of which measured about twelve inches across, were carefully
12 VII  |        true. That very night, at twelve o’clock, in eighteen hours,
13 IX   |         hour’s work. It was past twelve when all preparations were
14 XII  |        breadth of which measured twelve miles.~Toward the south,
15 XVIII|      concave in the center, some twelve miles, others thirty miles
16 XIX  |          new the night before at twelve; and two days must elapse
17 XXII |        spot. They must wait till twelve to take the reckoning exactly.
18 XXII |          yet been recognized.~At twelve, Captain Blomsberry, assisted
19 XXII |         forty-seven minutes past twelve they reached the buoy; it