Book,  Chapter

 1        0,  Int  |    comet are brought twice into collision without mankind in general,
 2        0,  Int  |        a comet should come into collision with the earth, we can conceive
 3        0,  Int  |        a home— in that case the collision would be unspeakably disastrous—
 4        I,  VIII |        opposite directions, any collision between them must be attended
 5        I,  VIII |      much more serious than the collision of two railway trains.~The
 6        I,  VIII |    Mercury; with Venus only did collision appear imminent. By the
 7        I,  VIII |    preclude any further fear of collision. Ben Zoof gave a sigh of
 8        I,  X    |   Mercury.”~“And finish up by a collision with the sun!” added the
 9       II,  I    |         been chipped off by the collision of a comet? and if so, was
10       II,  I    |         this comet have been in collision, and the result has been
11       II,  I    |         ecliptic, had come into collision with the earth, and that
12       II,  II   |       that has been detached by collision with a planet to which you
13       II,  II   |    first of January there was a collision; my comet grazed the earth;
14       II,  III  |        at once recognize that a collision with the earth was possible,
15       II,  III  |  changes have resulted from the collision; the cardinal points have
16       II,  III  |   professor, “the result of the collision was the projection of the
17       II,  III  |       as the consequence of the collision, the character of the comet’
18       II,  IV   |        consequences of a second collision they scarcely ventured to
19       II,  IV   |        to the topic of a future collision between the comet and the
20       II,  VIII |      that had elapsed since its collision with the earth, the comet
21       II,  VIII |  apprehension that some serious collision might be impending.~Time
22       II,  VIII | inevitably once again come into collision with the earth.~
23       II,  XI   |        which has once come into collision with the earth have by this
24       II,  XI   |        be certain that a second collision would be comparatively so
25       II,  XII  |    because the comet before its collision with the earth had possessed
26       II,  XIV  |      results of the anticipated collision with the earth, and wondering
27       II,  XV   |      months remained before the collision with the earth was to be
28       II,  XV   |        shock of the approaching collision could be mitigated.~The
29       II,  XV   |       detail the results of the collision between the comet and the
30       II,  XVI  |        is to be a recurrence of collision between this comet and the
31       II,  XVI  |        in the event of a direct collision, her own motion would not
32       II,  XVI  |        be the part to come into collision with the earth? It may be
33       II,  XVI  |        interruption—“and if the collision should occur at our antipodes,
34       II,  XVI  |  mid-air until the shock of the collision is overpast.”~Count Timascheff
35       II,  XVI  |       precise time at which the collision would occur, and Captain
36       II,  XVII |   divulge the precise moment of collision.~But the professor was in
37       II,  XVII |     professor as the instant of collision. The modified rotation of
38       II,  XVIII|  seconds. Five minutes more and collision must ensue!~But was it so?
39       II,  XVIII|         possible that after all collision would not occur?~The deviation,
40       II,  XIX  |        the inhabitants. As to a collision with a comet, there was