Chapter

 1 II  |         They look as if they had fallen from a fifth story on their
 2 II  |        after a short rise it had fallen upon the earth, or even
 3 II  |          my friends, we have not fallen back upon the earth; no,
 4 XIV |       why the projectile had not fallen? If its speed had been enormous,
 5 XIV | thermometer, and saw that it had fallen to seventeen degrees (Centigrade)
 6 XXI |       that if the projectile had fallen on the earth, its place
 7 XXI |        projectile!”~“Well!”~“Has fallen to the earth!”~Another cry,
 8 XXI |       that cursed projectile has fallen?” asked J. T. Maston.~“Into
 9 XXII|     people, and they cannot have fallen like simpletons. They are
10 XXII|           T. Maston who had just fallen all in a heap. Forgetting