Chapter

 1 Pre |              from the earth, which is exactly 86,410 leagues (French),
 2 II  |               when we met it, we were exactly four thousand six hundred
 3 IV  |               of the moon, I can tell exactly what ought to be the initiatory
 4 IV  |             velocity at departure was exactly one and a half times more
 5 VI  |            The sun and stars appeared exactly as they do to us upon earth.
 6 VII |             clock, in eighteen hours, exactly at the full moon, they would
 7 VII |              time will she not occupy exactly the same place as to-day?”~“
 8 VIII|            the object would have lost exactly as much as the object itself;
 9 X   |             their course. The orb was exactly in the condition determined
10 XIV |            the temperature outside?”~“Exactly that of the planetary space,”
11 XIV |              or enters briskly, it is exactly the same thing. Besides,
12 XV  |              not determine its nature exactly. Half an hour after being
13 XVII| Selenographica.~Newton is situated in exactly 77° south latitude, and
14 XX  |               of December, she was in exactly 27° 7’ north latitude, and
15 XXII|              sank under the waves was exactly known; but the machinery
16 XXII|          twelve to take the reckoning exactly. The buoy to which the sounding