Chapter

 1 I   |          I beg to be allowed to get out!”~“And how?” asked Barbicane.~“
 2 II  |      check, “if a Frenchman can get on his knees, two Americans
 3 II  |   Americans ought to be able to get on their feet. But first
 4 IV  | Barbicane has done; that is, to get an equation which shall
 5 IV  |      deuce!”~“We shall not even get halfway.”~“In the name of
 6 V   |     will become of us? We shall get right royally weary.”~Barbicane
 7 VI  |    Besides we shall see when we get there. Now, tell me, Barbicane,
 8 VI  |        sun as by evaporation to get rid of all those gaseous
 9 VII |         to the moon, but how to get back again?”~His two interlocutors
10 VIII|   sandwiches. He first tried to get some fire, and struck a
11 XIV |      prove that I understand.”~“Get along with you,” said Barbicane,
12 XV  |       the moon.”~“But how if we get near enough?” replied Michel.~“
13 XIX |       ease with which we should get out of it!”~And now this