Chapter

 1 Pre |     at the moon when at the zenith; and its initiatory velocity
 2 II  |  rise by degrees toward the zenith. Its absence drew the following
 3 II  |  was insensibly nearing the zenith, the mathematical point
 4 III |   starry snow; and from the zenith to the nadir, an immense
 5 VII |  Will not the moon pass the zenith of Florida? In eighteen
 6 VIII|     of Mahomet, between the zenith and the nadir.~Such was
 7 IX  | exact, its direction to the zenith of the spot incontestible;
 8 IX  |     the moon passing to the zenith of the spot, we ought to
 9 X   |     its perigee, and at the zenith of the twenty-eighth parallel.
10 XIII|     invariably occupies the zenith, and does not pass the limits
11 XX  |     time the moon is at her zenith a cargo of visitors may