Chapter

 1 Pre  |       the 11th, would then only present an ever-decreasing portion
 2 I    |    difficult questions. For the present we must occupy ourselves
 3 III  |      must understand that under present conditions their needles
 4 V    |         for ourselves.”~“Not at present; because the solar rays,
 5 VII  |        friends as though, under present conditions, ideas shot up
 6 VIII | satisfied with the moon for the present; there at least we shall
 7 IX   |         which they could not at present determine.~Barbicane was
 8 X    |    earth, of humanity, past and present, all centered in them! It
 9 XI   |         has respected up to the present time. Michel Ardan was right
10 XIII |   plains than those on the moon present to a terrestrial observer.
11 XIII |       Some of the large craters present the same appearance. Barbicane
12 XXIII|         habitability. Its past, present, and future had even given