Chapter

1 Pre |  minutes, and twenty seconds. Consequently, their arrival on the lunar
2 II  |   projectile had started, and consequently there must have been a detonation.~“
3 VI  |    which is turned into heat. Consequently I affirm that, if our projectile
4 VI  |       the projectile, and was consequently animated with the same ascending
5 IX  | others to delay the fall, and consequently make it less violent.~To
6 XIII|     moon’s surface, and that, consequently, the phenomena of vegetation
7 XXI |   fall of the projectile, and consequently the return of the travelers;
8 XXI |   reflection, making the view consequently much clearer; the result
9 XXII|       56,000 pounds, and that consequently it floats!”~Ah! what stress