Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3| Northern Hemisphere. The Polar Star was not visible, the constellations
 2 1,0|     believed to be the nearest star to the terrestrial globe.
 3 1,0|       which replaces the Polar Star of the Northern Hemisphere. ~
 4 1,3|   magnitude, at its left arm a star of the second, and at its
 5 1,3|         and at its right arm a star of the third magnitude. ~
 6 1,3|      an inverted position, the star Alpha marking its base,
 7 1,3|    antarctic pole as the Polar Star is to the arctic pole. The
 8 1,3|        to the arctic pole. The star Alpha is about twenty-seven
 9 1,4|   angular distance between the star Alpha and the horizon. He
10 1,1|      the moon is really a cold star, which is no longer habitable,
11 2,2|     added a thirty-eighth, the star of "the State of Lincoln,"
12 2,4|       above the horizon like a star of the first magnitude. ~ ~
13 2,9|        been on the most minute star of the celestial hemisphere! ~
14 2,0|        fire was blazing like a star of the first magnitude!" ~"
15 2,0| magnitude!" ~"But was it not a star?" urged the engineer. ~"
16 2,0|      clouds, and at any rate a star would not have been so low
17 3,5|    heavy vault, preventing any star rays. A few lightning flashes,