Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |           he murmured. “Laws of gravity disturbed! Points of the
 2        I,  V   |    atmosphere made the specific gravity of their bodies extraordinarily
 3        I,  XIII|      diminution of the force of gravity, the altered rotation of
 4        I,  XV  |      spheroid, not only has its gravity diminished, but its rotary
 5        I,  XXII|         condition of the law of gravity, the travelers performed
 6        I,  XXIV|         the diminished force of gravity contributed to the swiftness.
 7       II,  II  |         Zoof with imperturbable gravity.~“Then get me my coffee,
 8       II,  III |     points have been displaced; gravity has been diminished: not
 9       II,  IV  |       its density, its specific gravity.”~“Since we know the diameter,”
10       II,  IV  |       density, and the force of gravity at its surface.”~“A laborious
11       II,  V   |         as well as the force of gravity at its surface.~A point
12       II,  V   |       us. First, the measure of gravity at its surface; this attractive
13       II,  VI  |         of the altered force of gravity.~Gold coinage to the worth
14       II,  VII | consequently, that the force of gravity here on Gallia is not one-seventh
15       II,  VII |  captain; “what is the force of gravity upon the various planets?”~“
16       II,  XVII|    fresh diminution of specific gravity, Servadac and his associates