Chapter

 1 Pre |         were discussed, also the position and nature of the gun, and
 2 I   |          a strong plate, held in position by powerful screws. Other
 3 I   |   ourselves to resist the shock. Position cannot be an indifferent
 4 II  |          could not decide on the position of the projectile. Its apparent
 5 II  |       means of deciding what our position in space is.”~“How?” said
 6 IV  |         scarcely applicable.~The position of the projectile with regard
 7 IX  |      determine the topographical position of the satellite; every
 8 XII |        to the north, the reverse position to that which they occupy
 9 XII |        nothing until we are in a position to do so.”~This “Sea of
10 XII |          we shall be in a better position to find out the cause of
11 XIV |   follows, then, considering the position which she occupies in opposition
12 XIV | Barbicane, “for we are in a good position to verify the temperature
13 XV  |      taken place in the relative position of the vehicle; and Barbicane
14 XIX |          to it. The projectile’s position with regard to the moon
15 XIX |          my friends, that in the position occupied by the projectile,
16 XIX |       the projectile, an oblique position with regard to the lunar
17 XXII|         a moment of anxiety. Her position decided, the Susquehanna
18 XXII|         wanted to find its exact position at the bottom of the ocean.