Chapter

 1 III |  intended for the production of oxygen, was supplied with chlorate
 2 III |         not enough to renew the oxygen; they must absorb the carbonic
 3 V   |       in part. We make only the oxygen, my worthy Michel; and with
 4 V   |  apparatus does not furnish the oxygen in too great a quantity;
 5 V   |    troubles. But if we make the oxygen, we do not make the azote,
 6 VI  |      they must have left enough oxygen for three people, if only
 7 VII |       the potash; and as to the oxygen, Captain Nicholl said “it
 8 VIII|         he understood all.~“The oxygen!” he exclaimed.~And leaning
 9 VIII|  hastened to stop the escape of oxygen with which the atmosphere
10 VIII|     themselves sober over their oxygen as a drunkard does over
11 VIII|        be founded with rooms of oxygen, where people whose system
12 VIII|      itself under the regime of oxygen for the sake of its health!”~
13 VIII|          exclaimed Michel. “The oxygen has made them revolt.”~“
14 VIII|     Barbicane, “you do not want oxygen to mount to the head. You
15 IX  |       in space, it is true; but oxygen would not fail them, for
16 XV  | substances, can provide its own oxygen, and thus throw flames into
17 XV  | combustion, is produced in pure oxygen. We must not be in a hurry