Chapter

 1 III  |          initiatory shock, it had remained in the corner till its voice
 2 VIII |        glass, instead of falling, remained suspended in the air.~“Ah!”
 3 VIII |        spring, left the floor and remained suspended in the air, like
 4 IX   | attraction. One single hypothesis remained to be realized, the arrival
 5 IX   |           these precautions there remained but to wait. But the projectile
 6 XIII |          Condamine and Fontenelle remained— one on the right, the other
 7 XV   |        moment. The sinister truth remained that, whether hyperbolically
 8 XV   |          up to this time the disc remained dumb and dark. It did not
 9 XV   |          much-dreaded globe there remained nothing but these fragments
10 XVII |     craters, and the plains alone remained, and still showed their
11 XVIII|            after having doubtless remained persistently for millions
12 XVIII|           s satellite, there soon remained nothing but the imperishable
13 XIX  |          other part of the nimbus remained brilliant, and in the midst
14 XIX  |          her.~One single question remained to be solved. At what precise
15 XXII |        open. Some pieces of glass remained in the frame, showing that
16 XXIII|       expedition was known. There remained nothing more but to see