Chapter

 1 Pre  |    for the first time, three human beings quitted the terrestrial
 2 II   |    aspect, and one which the human eye could never dream of.
 3 III  |     s. Beyond us, around us, human nature is at an end, and
 4 IV   |   any sensible effect on the human frame when it takes place
 5 V    |     same organization of the human brain, they have already
 6 VII  |     moon the appearance of a human face.~“Face, indeed!” said
 7 X    |  through their eyes that the human race look at these lunar
 8 XI   |   the “Sea of Clouds,” where human reason is so often shipwrecked.
 9 XVI  |   and forever closed against human curiousity!~It was then
10 XVII |  peaceful refuge, beyond all human misery. How calm and isolated
11 XVIII|      has been inhabited by a human race organized like our
12 XVIII|      I add that these races, human and animal, have had their
13 XXIII| greatness of the enterprise. Human creatures who had left the
14 XXIII|   face of the disc, which no human eye until then had ever