Chapter

 1 II   | considerable, but according to my calculations it is nothing less. If,
 2 IV   |      paper, and began to make his calculations with great rapidity. Nicholl
 3 V    |       arms, and was examining his calculations. Michel Ardan was muttering:~“
 4 V    |    exagerated; but now, after the calculations of Fourier, of the French
 5 V    |           be able to verify these calculations for ourselves.”~“Not at
 6 VII  |          of their journey, if all calculations were true. That very night,
 7 XIV  |          if Fourier or Pouillet’s calculations are exact.”~“In any case
 8 XVIII|   Certainly.”~“And you know these calculations?”~“Perfectly.”~“But speak,
 9 XVIII|          And according to certain calculations, this mean temperature will
10 XIX  |      obstinately plunged in their calculations, Michel going and coming
11 XIX  |         could vitiate Barbicane’s calculations. At one in the morning this