Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII  |       the summit of a mountain 35,000 feet high; and had Servadac
2        I,  VIII |         and Mercury at that of 35,393,000. After pondering
3       II,  II   |      is quite true that at 47’ 35.6” after two o’clock on
4       II,  III  |        sir, that at 47 minutes 35.6 seconds after two o’clock
5       II,  VIII |     revolving at a distance of 35,393,000 miles for the space
6       II,  XIV  | thermometer rarely sunk beyond 35 degrees below zero. The
7       II,  XVII |        orbit at 42 minutes and 35.6 seconds past two o’clock
8       II,  XVII |     speak correctly 42 minutes 35.6 seconds, before the time
9       II,  XVIII|  impact was 2 hours 47 minutes 35.6 seconds. Five minutes