Chapter

 1 III |  having passed the point of neutral attraction) on to the moon’
 2 IV  |  Barbicane, “to attain that neutral point where the terrestrial
 3 IV  |    not be able to reach the neutral point.”~“The deuce!”~“We
 4 V   |    enable them to reach the neutral point.~The three friends
 5 VIII|   to enable it to reach the neutral point, but not sufficient
 6 VIII| projectile had reached this neutral point situated at that distance,
 7 VIII|   the projectile passes the neutral point, the lunar attraction
 8 VIII|     we must have passed the neutral line.”~“Pass the neutral
 9 VIII|    neutral line.”~“Pass the neutral line,” cried Michel; “then
10 IX  |   would carry it beyond the neutral line; it would certainly
11 IX  |  moon, or stagnation on the neutral line; and here a fourth
12 XIX |     s stopping-point on the neutral line. At that spot the two
13 XIX |     They were very near the neutral point, if they did not touch
14 XIX |     had carried it over the neutral line, and in returning had