Book, Chapter
1 I, I | Mascara Gate, which was one of five entrances opened in the
2 I, I | coast, between four and five miles from the Shelif. His
3 I, II | years, three months, and five days.~Service: Two years
4 I, II | he was rather more than five feet six inches high, slim
5 I, V | fell to the ground full five hundred paces the other
6 I, V | made a bound of four or five feet high.~Ben Zoof burst
7 I, V | radius of vision at least five and twenty miles in length;
8 I, VI | muscular strength seemed five times as great as hitherto;
9 I, VI | carry them over the four or five miles that intervened between
10 I, VI | the ruins of their gourbi. Five days, or what, according
11 I, X | uniform depth of from four to five fathoms; and although the
12 I, X | hundred fathoms instead of five fathoms. Five fathoms! I
13 I, X | instead of five fathoms. Five fathoms! I confess I am
14 I, X | still four, or at most five, fathoms; and although its
15 I, XI | rounded the point where, five weeks previously, Cape Blanc
16 I, XI | Procope’s inquiries, reported—“Five fathoms and a flat bottom.”~
17 I, XI | taken at each station. “Five fathoms and a flat bottom,”
18 I, XIII | Englishmen— for the next five years at least. Preserved
19 I, XVII | throughout the whole of the last five weeks, had been agitated
20 I, XXIV | and capable of holding five or six people. The addition
21 II, I | shrivelled little man, about five feet two inches high, with
22 II, I | said sharply, “Servadac, five hundred lines to-morrow!”~
23 II, III | most minute accuracy the five elements of the comet which
24 II, VII | silver coins representing five francs, two francs, and
25 II, VII | earth, which we know is only five kilogrammes to a cubic decimeter.
26 II, XII | they had descended nearly five hundred feet. From time
27 II, XV | only 750 grammes, or just five and twenty per cent. less
28 II, XV | perhaps there are only four or five Englishmen to protect the
29 II, XVIII| 47 minutes 35.6 seconds. Five minutes more and collision
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