Chapter

 1 II   |   lifted its head, and finally succeeded in getting on its knees.
 2 II   |   restored his equilibrium. He succeeded in rising, drew a match
 3 II   | shutter of the second side. He succeeded; and through the uncovered
 4 III  |        the Pampas. To the soup succeeded some beefsteaks, compressed
 5 III  |       said the amiable Michel) succeeded the dish of meat; and was
 6 XVII |         and uprooted mountains succeeded each other incessantly.
 7 XVIII|     days and nights could have succeeded each other on the moon as
 8 XX   | Besides, if the experiment has succeeded (which I do not doubt),
 9 XXI  |    into space! To this delight succeeded a great deception, when,
10 XXII |       projectile go if it once succeeded in seizing it in its powerful