Chapter

 1 Pre |  atmosphere, by accumulating a large quantity of vapor, a phenomenon
 2 II  |    reflecting the light of the large one. She advanced with great
 3 II  |    Surely infinity of space is large enough for a poor little
 4 III |      the starry world. Then, a large spot seemingly nailed to
 5 III |     there nebulous masses like large flakes of starry snow; and
 6 III |        wrote quietly, with his large square writing, in a business-like
 7 V   |  wiping his forehead, on which large drops of perspiration were
 8 VI  |        when I am perspiring in large drops, why am I obliged
 9 VII |     scarcely distinguish those large spots which give the moon
10 IX  |   night. The moon had grown so large in their eyes that it filled
11 XI  |     answer might be given by a large majority of sublunary beings.
12 XIII| companions saw at this height. Large patches of different colors
13 XIII|   green and brown. Some of the large craters present the same
14 XIII|         Barbicane also noticed large craters, without any interior
15 XV  |     surface of the continents, large dark masses, looking like
16 XVII| ramparts of Clavius, formed by large mountains spread over several