Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       office, where, at two o’clock precisely, they were to meet the seconds
 2        I,  VI  |         found that night had lasted precisely six hours. Ben Zoof, who
 3        I,  VI  |      pressure of the atmosphere had precisely the same effect upon their
 4        I,  VII |           that was rising at a spot precisely opposite the place where
 5        I,  VIII|             divided into periods of precisely six hours each— a sure proof
 6        I,  VIII|          naked eye; in fact, it was precisely such as it would appear
 7        I,  XV  |            not that your meaning?”~“Precisely so,” the lieutenant acquiesced.~“
 8        I,  XV  |             000 leagues, represents precisely the distance we ourselves
 9        I,  XVII|   mysterious document, in character precisely similar to what they had
10        I,  XIX |             happened. The event was precisely what he had foretold. The
11       II,  III |   condescension.~“Although I am not precisely a voluntary resident on
12       II,  III |            earth again in two years precisely.”~“You mean that in two
13       II,  IV  |        accomplish her revolution in precisely two years, and would meet
14       II,  VII |         these two substances is 10, precisely the number that represents
15       II,  VIII|      between Gallia and Jupiter was precisely the same as the mean distance
16       II,  XVI | sufficiently oblique, Gallia may do precisely what she did before: she