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quadgram	frequency
of the gun club	108
the surface of the	65
that is to say	49
on the surface of	40
the bottom of the	38
surface of the moon	31
on the th of	30
the centre of the	28
members of the gun	28
the members of the	27
president of the gun	26
the queen of night	25
at the bottom of	25
the president of the	25
of the united states	24
the earth and the	23
the inhabitants of the	23
at the same time	22
the interior of the	21
i should like to	19
in the midst of	19
the th of december	18
what do you mean	18
secretary of the gun	17
the depths of the	17
earth and the moon	16
bottom of the projectile	16
map of the moon	15
to that of the	15
it seems to me	15
at a distance of	15
on account of the	15
of the cambridge observatory	15
surface of the earth	15
the secretary of the	15
of the rocky mountains	15
of the lunar disc	14
of the solar rays	14
it would have been	14
the earth to the	14
the velocity of the	14
on the summit of	13
was the first to	13
for the first time	13
that of the earth	13
interior of the projectile	13
side of the moon	13
the baltimore gun club	13
between the earth and	13
upon the surface of	12
the floor of the	12
than that of the	12
of the lunar mountains	12
inhabitants of the earth	12
distance from the earth	12
of the moon is	12
by means of a	12
that the moon is	12
the heat of the	11
the gulf of mexico	11
under the action of	11
under the influence of	11
as far as the	11
they were obliged to	11
in the meantime the	11
velocity of the projectile	11
the th of october	11
barbicane and his companions	11
the sun and the	11
in the centre of	10
at the end of	10
the observatory of cambridge	10
in the depths of	10
of the earth and	10
rays of the sun	10
in the interior of	10
the altitude of the	10
at that moment the	10
out of the projectile	10
from the centre of	10
it has been calculated	10
a glimpse of the	10
the gun club had	9
the mouth of the	9
from the earth to	9
what would be the	9
of the projectile was	9
the earth and her	9
greater than that of	9
as if they had	9
the distance between the	9
of the terrestrial globe	9
the weight of the	9
the sea of rains	9
quarter of an hour	9
the rest of the	9
floor of the projectile	9
of the gulf of	9
the rays of the	9
the direction of the	9
do you mean by	9
that of the moon	9
as soon as the	9
earth and her satellite	9
centre of the earth	9
the level of the	9
for the sake of	9
it will be seen	9
the eyes of the	9
the projectile from the	8
the summit of the	8
us to the moon	8
the temperature of space	8
earth to the moon	8
turned towards the earth	8
the projectile was to	8
the united states of	8
the volume of the	8
reach the neutral point	8
the distance from the	8
director of the cambridge	8
in the united states	8
at the rate of	8
for a long time	8
the temperature of the	8
to be able to	8
barbican and his companions	8
of the baltimore gun	8
times greater than that	8
the pressure of the	8
the name of the	8
on the lunar surface	8
in a few minutes	8
of the terrestrial atmosphere	8
return to the earth	7
point of equal attraction	7
the bay of san	7
it must be acknowledged	7
within a distance of	7
is in proportion to	7
to reach the moon	7
at the moment of	7
on the lunar disc	7
if they had been	7
it was impossible to	7
one of the most	7
the projectile ought to	7
about thousand square miles	7
the new york herald	7
on the st of	7
with regard to the	7
centre of the moon	7
from the lunar surface	7
that the projectile had	7
the sea of clouds	7
looked at each other	7
will be seen that	7
the success of the	7
the length of the	7
the moon in the	7
on board the susquehanna	7
united states of america	7
it was to be	7
seems to me that	7
the side of the	7
the effect of the	7
at the moment when	7
the moon to within	7
to a height of	7
the midst of the	7
the attraction of the	7
members of the committee	7
fall upon the moon	7
in proportion to the	7
the th degree of	7
a little to the	7
catch a glimpse of	7
the director of the	7
the moon at the	6
in the neighborhood of	6
to the gun club	6
the moment when the	6
how is that for	6
the epoch when the	6
was no longer any	6
out of the window	6
that the projectile was	6
the reiset and regnault	6
it is probable that	6
in the southern hemisphere	6
it was necessary to	6
so much the more	6
face of the moon	6
the limits of the	6
the st of december	6
it will be remembered	6
the dark background of	6
marston and his friends	6
put an end to	6
of the projectile with	6
it need hardly be	6
i do not know	6
with that of the	6
there was nothing to	6
as much as possible	6
projectile to the moon	6
in a few seconds	6
there was no longer	6
of chlorate of potash	6
states of the union	6
the ocean of tempests	6
dark background of the	6
of the sea of	6
on the floor of	6
the projectile was not	6
direction of the projectile	6
when the moon is	6
the greater part of	6
for a few seconds	6
that part of the	6
bay of san francisco	6
is that for high	6
as if he had	6
to the square of	6
distance that separates the	6
of the southern hemisphere	6
of a lunar atmosphere	6
of the lunar surface	6
get to the moon	6
the base of the	6
the action of the	6
mouth of the columbiad	6
a projectile to the	6
it is well known	6
the travellers could easily	6
the arrival of the	6
it is impossible to	6
by means of the	6
to those of the	6
under the name of	6
the origin of these	6
sun and the earth	6
nothing of the kind	6
of the earth to	6
depths of the pacific	6
a quarter of an	6
the casting of the	6
the point of equal	6
however that may be	6
i am going to	6
the moon is not	6
one side of the	6
in the solar rays	6
in the morning of	6
that the moon has	6
of the moon was	6
the air in the	6
to get rid of	6
what do you think	6
the moon is full	5
from all points of	5
is six times less	5
the eye of man	5
mean to say that	5
in such a case	5
followed by the projectile	5
minutes and twenty seconds	5
passenger of the atlanta	5
and it would have	5
the meantime the projectile	5
of the full moon	5
looked at one another	5
in the annals of	5
the passenger of the	5
on the nd of	5
we must take the	5
at the precise moment	5
it could not be	5
in order to reach	5
seen from the earth	5
anything of the kind	5
i have no doubt	5
of about thousand square	5
should like to know	5
the nature of the	5
to the surface of	5
as well as the	5
the earth had been	5
the sea of nectar	5
it would be to	5
as soon as they	5
distance from the centre	5
a map of the	5
hours and a half	5
weight of the projectile	5
the existence of this	5
on the borders of	5
could not help laughing	5
observers of the moon	5
telescope of the rocky	5
of the moon in	5
in the direction of	5
the distance of the	5
like that of the	5
summit of stony hill	5
six times less than	5
to the centre of	5
becoming more and more	5
to the eyes of	5
we shall have to	5
in a state of	5
earth to the centre	5
have been able to	5
we are going to	5
attraction of the moon	5
of the nineteenth century	5
every now and then	5
the sun at the	5
sending a bullet to	5
the square of the	5
would not have been	5
the moon would be	5
the sea of serenity	5
on the part of	5
of the three travellers	5
under the form of	5
projectile was to be	5
in an immutable orbit	5
has been calculated that	5
reiset and regnault apparatus	5
in the first second	5
inhabitants of the moon	5
leagues from the earth	5
their places in the	5
from the summit of	5
equal to that of	5
the question of the	5
bottom of the gulf	5
all points of the	5
the rest of us	5
by the members of	5
the resistance of the	5
opposite side of the	5
background of the sky	5
will be remembered that	5
the eye of science	5
if there are any	5
when we get there	5
which the projectile was	5
altitude of the th	5
on the rocky mountains	5
r upon d minus	5
the slightest sign of	5
the formation of the	5
walls of the projectile	5
the speed of the	5
on the wings of	5
at the altitude of	5
must be acknowledged that	5
the state of the	5
the return of the	5
the course of the	5
at the epoch when	5
mounts doerfel and leibnitz	5
to the bottom of	5
disc of the moon	5
need hardly be said	5
the gun club was	5
when she is in	5
away from the moon	5
which the eye of	5
times greater than the	5
in less than a	5
in accordance with the	5
if the earth had	5
to the laws of	5
and you will see	5
of the projectile is	5
an initial velocity of	5
miles from the earth	5
the projectile had been	5
and th of december	5
the end of the	5
of the projectile and	5
the opposite side of	5
the diameter of the	5
the violence of the	5
at the present moment	5
the top of the	5
at the sight of	5
the size of the	5
the summit of stony	5
the th of november	5
by the hand of	5
the cone of shadow	5
of the solar world	5
this state of things	5
to do with the	4
but it must be	4
reflection of the solar	4
of the great american	4
by the solar rays	4
hemisphere of the moon	4
it seemed as if	4
the force of impulsion	4
strike the earth with	4
from the surface of	4
not a doubt of	4
the limit of the	4
the light of the	4
the other side of	4
to be on the	4
action of the solar	4
in the port of	4
the very centre of	4
the gun club were	4
in the eyes of	4
to reach the point	4
the visible face of	4
the surface of our	4
did not seem to	4
that he could not	4
casting of the columbiad	4
to the calculations of	4
the lower part of	4
and his friends had	4
of a second by	4
if they did not	4
if the moon is	4
between the sun and	4
trip to the moon	4
the borders of the	4
it would be impossible	4
but it was not	4
what are you going	4
by reason of its	4
if i were a	4
the period of the	4
at which the projectile	4
there are no selenites	4
her movement of translation	4
on the th the	4
which of the two	4
brings the moon to	4
heat equal to that	4
the orb of day	4
moon to the earth	4
what is to prevent	4
embarked on board the	4
the travellers found themselves	4
bring the moon within	4
the fate of the	4
that they were not	4
goal of their journey	4
the part of the	4
all the inhabitants of	4
the result of the	4
of the projectile will	4
at that very moment	4
in the course of	4
the chain of the	4
what shall we do	4
the quantity of powder	4
the passage of the	4
during the federal war	4
the projectile would not	4
th and th of	4
shut up in the	4
to the summit of	4
the velocity with which	4
the th and th	4
of the projectile to	4
i agree with you	4
in spite of the	4
as soon as it	4
that could not be	4
feet above the level	4
of the most remarkable	4
caught a glimpse of	4
extended as far as	4
radius of the earth	4
the zenith of the	4
enough to allow the	4
the same time the	4
turn on the gas	4
for want of air	4
to land in the	4
the telescope of the	4
the banks of the	4
i am certain of	4
do you say to	4
inferior to that of	4
yards the first second	4
the walls of the	4
plenty of time to	4
the projectile and the	4
the details of the	4
a distance of miles	4
orbit round the moon	4
on the opposite side	4
at the disposition of	4
order to reach the	4
to tell the truth	4
of sending a bullet	4
barbicane and his two	4
lighted up by the	4
the radius of the	4
not in the least	4
we ought to have	4
possible to send a	4
the morning of the	4
made up his mind	4
that portion of the	4
when the moon was	4
barbican and his friends	4
answered the president of	4
point of the projectile	4
visible face of the	4
the observers of the	4
her movement of revolution	4
to send a projectile	4
you mean to say	4
the sides of the	4
thirteen minutes and twenty	4
bullet to the moon	4
square of the distance	4
in the same proportion	4
compared with that of	4
nothing to do but	4
an initial speed of	4
the bay of espiritu	4
the projectile would be	4
border of the moon	4
he would not have	4
of such a thing	4
a race of beings	4
am certain of it	4
did not last long	4
of the projectile from	4
thrown out of the	4
why did we not	4
the port of tampa	4
are you going to	4
spot where the projectile	4
enterprise of the gun	4
the regions of the	4
portion of the moon	4
the projectile of the	4
the neighborhood of the	4
to the lunar disc	4
union of the earth	4
secretary of the navy	4
question of the projectile	4
superior to that of	4
the centres of the	4
the world at large	4
in obedience to the	4
habitability of the moon	4
director of the observatory	4
the moon and the	4
the consequences of which	4
days after its departure	4
as if it had	4
greater part of the	4
nearest to the sun	4
i should say that	4
but it does not	4
the end of a	4
land in the moon	4
i think of it	4
that of the lunar	4
a little more than	4
eyes of the travellers	4
earth with a velocity	4
the habitability of the	4
as if they were	4
of the habitability of	4
the morning of december	4
ought to have been	4
nothing to do with	4
the end of their	4
feet above the surface	4
the moon to the	4
of the inhabitants of	4
the appearance of a	4
the disposition of the	4
in a straight line	4
have plenty of time	4
on the lunar continent	4
it was easy to	4
in the bottom of	4
end of their journey	4
from east to west	4
with a velocity of	4
not seem to have	4
if he had been	4
part of the disc	4
of the observatory of	4
you will see that	4
in her movement of	4
a bullet to the	4
into a thousand pieces	4
as to render the	4
with those of the	4
shall have plenty of	4
within the sphere of	4
the sea of crises	4
by the gun club	4
one of the foci	4
to the neutral point	4
of the members of	4
in consequence of the	4
worthy of the great	4
to return to earth	4
we shall have plenty	4
that the moon was	4
in the middle of	4
revolution round the earth	4
before the eyes of	4
bottom of the columbiad	4
effect of the shock	4
earth and the sun	4
would have to be	4
feet below the surface	4
less than a second	4
for the casting of	4
from the eyes of	4
at the very moment	4
to observe the moon	4
the sake of argument	4
of the great republic	4
send a projectile to	4
there will be no	4
like a man who	4
do you mean to	4
the approach of the	4
genius of the americans	4
do you know what	4
the moon is new	4
on the other hand	4
he was trying to	4
what do you say	4
back to the earth	4
the earth with a	4
the first days of	4
above the level of	4
the bowsprit of the	4
but he could not	4
centre of the lunar	4
and on the th	4
i want to know	4
the elements of the	4
this time the projectile	4
allowed himself to be	4
a hundred and fifty	4
it must have been	4
a doubt of it	4
moon and the earth	3
moon would be full	3
commander of the susquehanna	3
delegates of the gun	3
the construction of a	3
possession of the moon	3
at midnight on the	3
the projectile to be	3
the bullet was to	3
as if i had	3
nearer and nearer to	3
the plane of the	3
is from the earth	3
all the members of	3
do when we get	3
by a very simple	3
he thought about it	3
attraction of the earth	3
in the form of	3
a movement of rotation	3
regard to the earth	3
according to the calculations	3
if it is not	3
had the earth been	3
are we going to	3
portion of the disc	3
in little more than	3
looking out of the	3
in spite of their	3
that it must be	3
diameter of nine feet	3
where the projectile had	3
question of the habitability	3
journey to the moon	3
so as to reach	3
th degree of latitude	3
that it would not	3
less than upon the	3
hours on the road	3
the object of their	3
to be in the	3
into account all the	3
it ought to be	3
times less than upon	3
the projectile was moving	3
that they could be	3
for a few minutes	3
not been able to	3
michel ardan did not	3
success of the enterprise	3
by the earth is	3
in the field of	3
will give us the	3
in order not to	3
the projectile was still	3
do you know that	3
and for the first	3
have not done it	3
it is to the	3
barbican with a smile	3
the two heavenly bodies	3
to the influence of	3
what delight it would	3
the projectile had fallen	3
as much as you	3
nine feet in diameter	3
it would be difficult	3
did not know how	3
to bear on the	3
though it was not	3
on the brink of	3
contained in the projectile	3
the sight of this	3
what has become of	3
the enterprise of the	3
and the gun club	3
the nature of these	3
the moon does not	3
i should think so	3
the projectile will have	3
distance of the projectile	3
the th of the	3
as much as the	3
for some time with	3
alley in lower marsport	3
the columbiad will not	3
equals gr multiplied by	3
to be the only	3
with a quiet smile	3
the study of the	3
the science of ballistics	3
r is the radius	3
position of the projectile	3
the moon is in	3
in order to facilitate	3
that of the sun	3
for the time being	3
a satellite of the	3
come to an end	3
to the th of	3
in the rays of	3
it might have been	3
as it was called	3
in a few words	3
of the columbiad was	3
the head of a	3
the most remarkable on	3
at which they had	3
i may add that	3
the ardour of the	3
to that by which	3
put out the gas	3
be taken into consideration	3
in proceeding from the	3
the interposition of the	3
of the lunar world	3
lights of the projectile	3
you going to do	3
chlorate of potash and	3
the eye of the	3
projectile beyond the neutral	3
for a second or	3
and they did not	3
than half of the	3
is well known that	3
would not give in	3
too precious to be	3
barbicane and nicholl could	3
if there are no	3
the density of the	3
the face of the	3
moon to within a	3
is all very well	3
depths of the columbiad	3
the orb of night	3
and we are not	3
and a longitude of	3
years and eleven days	3
say that the moon	3
so well known to	3
in a short time	3
and that is all	3
the departure of the	3
for the construction of	3
the orifice of the	3
in the first days	3
for a little while	3
surface of the ocean	3
the pipes of an	3
on the nature of	3
in the rocky mountains	3
surface of the terrestrial	3
to the observatory of	3
of the existence of	3
we are at present	3
in the northern hemisphere	3
the four members of	3
distance between the earth	3
to the moon was	3
did we not hear	3
he was obliged to	3
as those of the	3
in the gun club	3
take possession of the	3
but the cambridge observatory	3
the waters of the	3
a few minutes after	3
a bit of it	3
the cause of this	3
farther away from the	3
for a second only	3
projectile would reach the	3
now i think of	3
of the moon at	3
pressure of the air	3
it was enough to	3
and the moon had	3
six times less rapid	3
to go to the	3
of yards a second	3
could utter no word	3
if you do not	3
would be impossible to	3
from the th to	3
there is but one	3
beyond the limits of	3
the day of the	3
in spite of all	3
latest observations of astronomers	3
the line followed by	3
its way to the	3
for more than a	3
why should we not	3
perpetual secretary of the	3
the earth in the	3
of north or south	3
the cone of the	3
what do you want	3
nothing more to do	3
at the proper time	3
the back of my	3
what had become of	3
from the depths of	3
near enough to the	3
the least details of	3
the commander of the	3
and could not be	3
with a surface of	3
the combustion of the	3
point of neutral attraction	3
on the morning of	3
one or the other	3
to the baltimore gun	3
population of tampa town	3
so as not to	3
trajectory of the projectile	3
says they have not	3
is the result of	3
side of the projectile	3
we shall soon find	3
destined to hurl the	3
monotony of the journey	3
the precise moment when	3
in the chamber of	3
has the moon been	3
from the earth the	3
points of the globe	3
towns of the union	3
there is no air	3
would be the consequence	3
by friction against the	3
the goal of their	3
not help laughing at	3
have taken refuge in	3
would be sufficient to	3
rotation on her axis	3
the sun to be	3
was nothing to do	3
her distance from the	3
it was not enough	3
and his two companions	3
in the first place	3
the funds necessary for	3
it at a glance	3
last quarter and the	3
a large number of	3
the projectile was now	3
will be only a	3
of man has never	3
the action to the	3
the loss of the	3
order to facilitate the	3
every point of the	3
from west to east	3
on the one hand	3
the form of the	3
was on his feet	3
the projectile could not	3
from the lunar world	3
we are not falling	3
reached by the projectile	3
seemed as if the	3
would be enough to	3
than that of our	3
on account of its	3
all they had to	3
the eyes of our	3
of an inch in	3
the reliefs on the	3
part of the moon	3
of course it was	3
and as to the	3
appeared to be the	3
and all the other	3
it ought to have	3
the point of neutral	3
been transformed into heat	3
during the night between	3
stony hill had been	3
was only a slight	3
them in all directions	3
ancient or modern times	3
would be to be	3
they could utter no	3
did they catch its	3
the staff of the	3
by taking into account	3
on to the surface	3
in one of the	3
r r r v	3
they must have been	3
of the th century	3
going to do when	3
the next day the	3
of the moon and	3
the fall of the	3
the initial speed of	3
of potash and caustic	3
at once in the	3
they are the only	3
of the great enterprise	3
killed by the shock	3
described by the projectile	3
and the new moon	3
the escape of the	3
the delegates of the	3
there must have been	3
all the time in	3
in order to obtain	3
between the projectile and	3
had not reached its	3
in the interest of	3
times less rapid than	3
bullet was to be	3
under the most favorable	3
not the slightest sign	3
to do when we	3
its speed had been	3
to the president of	3
be seen that the	3
had appeared in the	3
a minute or two	3
i see it at	3
volume of the earth	3
second only did they	3
eye of the observer	3
on the other side	3
one of the greatest	3
the elements of this	3
one of the men	3
to hurl the projectile	3
seemed to have been	3
the states of the	3
the brink of a	3
i do not think	3
of breadwill and co	3
it was evident that	3
be done was to	3
to be done was	3
would have been a	3
head is splitting with	3
the height of the	3
surface of the lunar	3
enough to freeze a	3
to have recourse to	3
action to the word	3
potash and caustic potash	3
penetrated the secrets of	3
there was every reason	3
on the soil of	3
in the direction indicated	3
midnight on the th	3
who says they have	3
in a few days	3
the latest observations of	3
eclipses of the sun	3
we shall not have	3
the deck of the	3
the shock at the	3
of half a ton	3
had provided himself with	3
but they could not	3
every reason to believe	3
to the lunar surface	3
the reason of this	3
of which they could	3
funds necessary for the	3
her movement of rotation	3
of the lunar crust	3
at the zenith of	3
it must be added	3
and his companions were	3
who would not give	3
think it would be	3
it is hardly necessary	3
to a man who	3
firm of breadwill and	3
of the th degree	3
a few hundred miles	3
it is true that	3
when we get to	3
the words of the	3
limits of the terrestrial	3
if they have not	3
from a height of	3
barbicane and his friends	3
the other heavenly bodies	3
four members of the	3
how do we know	3
a surface of about	3
part of the instrument	3
it is necessary to	3
and nicholl could not	3
on the evening of	3
the president and the	3
they would not have	3
the soil of florida	3
of the projectile as	3
is due altogether to	3
that in consequence of	3
getting the better of	3
the projectile had reached	3
how were they to	3
as far as regards	3
you will have to	3
when nearest to the	3
resistance of the medium	3
it is that of	3
all parts of the	3
the hand of man	3
is hardly necessary to	3
the shape of a	3
put out your hand	3
through the lateral windows	3
on the dark background	3
of the combustion of	3
who can assert that	3
no longer allowed to	3
the gun club to	3
the projectile had passed	3
the projectile beyond the	3
port of tampa town	3
the moon has been	3
very centre of the	3
you know what i	3
we should have been	3
period of the full	3
in perfect working order	3
the reflection of the	3
they did not die	3
why have they not	3
of translation round the	3
and it was to	3
line followed by the	3
a cone by a	3
but there was no	3
morning of december th	3
of miles in length	3
had the satisfaction of	3
it will be a	3
longer allowed to be	3
how are we to	3
i am not mistaken	3
could not hear it	3
what is the matter	3
the summit of mont	3
the edge of the	3
towards the northern hemisphere	3
his post on the	3
the charge of the	3
nicholl could not help	3
and in order to	3
at the same moment	3
did not hear the	3
projectile of the gun	3
to reach the neutral	3
an immense depression of	3
the laws of weight	3
to get out of	3
multiplied by r upon	3
the bottom of this	3
the western shores of	3
man has never yet	3
a mile in height	3
shores of the mare	3
by the cambridge observatory	3
and child in the	3
to the development of	3
they catch its flash	3
going to the moon	3
the sea of tranquillity	3
every one of its	3
and tried to look	3
than upon the surface	3
from the cambridge observatory	3
said he in a	3
distance from the moon	3
if it was the	3
the scene of the	3
in the lower part	3
the projectile had disappeared	3
had not time to	3
of the projectile would	3
of these different chains	3
as to reach the	3
the moon did not	3
five or six days	3
of the bullet had	3
the monotony of the	3
know all about it	3
that by which it	3
but allow me to	3
let us hear the	3
heat of the gas	3
of the three bodies	3
the moon had been	3
care not to forget	3
the weight of a	3
r r v gr	3
and nearer to the	3
they seemed to be	3
to say that the	3
from the moon than	3
quarter and the new	3
were they to know	3
was not to be	3
hardly necessary to say	3
to within a distance	3
freeze a white bear	3
half of her disc	3
all the elements of	3
full of his subject	3
moment when the moon	3
the moment of the	3
there was not one	3
earth had been full	3
not one of the	3
the moon under the	3
the moon will be	3
zenith of the place	3
it is well to	3
for a distance of	3
a quantity of powder	3
but to return to	3
on the south with	3
shall we get back	3
less than a year	3
on that of the	3
proportion to the square	3
went back to the	3
that the inhabitants of	3
a knowledge of the	3
carried away by the	3
near enough to be	3
of the moon than	3
and his companions had	3
the trajectory of the	3
to do but to	3
nearest point to the	3
ardan was the first	3
that this point would	3
at a uniform rate	3
no longer able to	3
it is evident that	3
in inverse proportion to	3
was every reason to	3
with a speed of	3
the earth by the	3
surface of our earth	3
beyond the neutral line	3
of various kinds of	3
to the side of	3
could easily recognize the	3
me to tell you	3
this point would be	3
to a depth of	3
the square of distances	3
from time to time	3
to be done at	3
passed the neutral point	3
in the name of	3
one of the port	3
level of the sea	3
the distance which separates	3
the slight obliquity of	3
we all know that	3
regarding the nature of	3
had left the earth	3
by a plane parallel	3
all they could do	3
air in the projectile	3
have no difficulty in	3
the projectile was evidently	3
it is the earth	3
the east of the	3
more hungry than either	3
ardan to lift barbican	3
on the terrestrial globe	3
the projectile would reach	3
the whole of america	3
you mean by that	3
the atmosphere of the	3
have reached the moon	3
cone by a plane	3
that there is no	3
a second only did	3
ratio to the square	3
of the diameter of	3
do you think of	3
eye of man has	3
did not die of	3
what does that matter	3
to communicate with our	3
fall on to the	3
the prisoners in the	3
as soon as possible	3
not hear the detonation	3
lower part of the	3
could easily distinguish the	3
and that of the	3
if he had not	3
satellite was dropped out	3
the moon is an	3
seven miles a second	3
were placed at the	3
not a bit of	3
there was very little	3
the moon was an	3
to such a distance	3
the secrets of its	3
wings of the wind	3
roof of the projectile	3
of which could not	3
citizen of the united	3
struggle with the impossible	3
depths of the ocean	3
minus r upon d	3
of the animal kingdom	3
the gun club and	3
this part of the	3
a few hours before	3
to get to the	3
hundred and fifty miles	3
remained suspended in the	3
to freeze a white	3
divided into two parts	3
if i am not	3
what was his surprise	3
to the detriment of	3
velocity with which it	3
of one of the	3
had not yet been	3
the three friends looked	3
the truth is that	3
the sight of the	3
my head is splitting	3
must have been a	3
never be able to	3
there is nothing more	3
in the pacific ocean	3
those of the moon	3
to deaden the shock	3
be so much the	3
diameter of the moon	3
a very few minutes	3
with the greatest care	3
fall by means of	3
eighteen years and eleven	3
were making their last	3
a plane parallel to	3
portion of the projectile	3
the hands of his	3
to find out the	3
centres of the three	3
epoch when the moon	3
the initial velocity of	3
where the two attractions	3
distance between the two	3
between the two bodies	3
sides of the projectile	3
the topographical details of	3
only a question of	3
slight obliquity of the	3
of the sun and	3
its centre of gravity	3
the progress of the	3
and what is the	3
allow me to tell	3
towards the lunar disc	3
reached the neutral point	3
the night between the	3
movement of translation round	3
by beer and maedler	3
no matter for that	3
region of the moon	3
the mountains of the	3
pipes of an aqueduct	3
first care was to	3
poor satellite was dropped	3
base of the projectile	3
cold enough to freeze	3
the point where the	3
the operation of casting	3
at the present time	3
the projectile would have	3
entered the bay of	3
on the banks of	3
over which we are	3
the club men to	3
communication with the moon	3
and looked at the	3
of ancient or modern	3
between the th and	3
summit of mont blanc	3
does not seem to	3
it would not be	3
at an angle of	3
we have not yet	3
they have not done	3
left and the west	3
a volcano in activity	3
night between the th	3
surface of the globe	3
only did they catch	3
the first part of	3
be the result of	3
the wings of the	3
is the radius of	3
at one of the	3
inverse proportion to the	3
nothing more to fear	3
in the shape of	3
is splitting with it	3
let us have a	3
th of october the	3
see it at a	3
reason of its weight	3
the influence of the	3
and that it was	3
the firm of breadwill	3
do you want to	3
by that of the	3
queen of night was	3
hours after their departure	3
the movements of the	3
satellite of the moon	3
more than half of	3
to the level of	3
the lake of death	3
the half of v	3
to the depth of	3
going to do with	3
in half an hour	3
the projectile did not	3
the shadow of a	3
north or south latitude	3
suspended in the air	3
in the eye of	3
assert that the moon	3
why we should not	3
mac discovered taking observations	3
with spade and pickaxe	2
he snapped to attention	2
velocity to reach the	2
proposed to send a	2
of the bahama channel	2
was obliged to give	2
from the ardour of	2
looked out of the	2
was evident that the	2
precise moment when the	2
by r upon d	2
direct communication with the	2
more than miles from	2
of the centripetal and	2
it is easy to	2
been taken for one	2
who had been looking	2
point where the terrestrial	2
of a cone by	2
centripetal force keeps us	2
to the diameter of	2
on the bottom of	2
the glorious king of	2
they had left the	2
known under the name	2
the boundless regions of	2
millions and millions of	2
make out its nature	2
not the slightest vestige	2
that separates the earth	2
neptune is from the	2
moment would the moon	2
moon can have no	2
i know no more	2
that of the projectile	2
hemispheres of the moon	2
occupy exactly the same	2
the very spot where	2
would reach the neutral	2
their arrival was welcomed	2
in order to find	2
at less than twenty	2
paid no attention to	2
for the cornell girls	2
might be able to	2
seem to have been	2
to which he gave	2
eight hours and a	2
glimpse of the summit	2
to the latest observations	2
secrets of our satellite	2
the tenth of a	2
rapidly away from the	2
an inch in width	2
of the earth would	2
to make us miss	2
five hundred and seventy	2
the influence of lunar	2
away from the earth	2
do not think so	2
of v minus v	2
a long time with	2
the southern hemisphere xvii	2
covers a space of	2
there are any selenites	2
moon in a cloudless	2
when the moon would	2
putting it to the	2
from the earth and	2
the blood by the	2
without losing an instant	2
the travellers did not	2
quantity of powder necessary	2
than one state in	2
the presence of some	2
separates it from the	2
the susquehanna to keep	2
in order to have	2
of the two orbs	2
mappa selenographica of boeer	2
shall go to the	2
by his two friends	2
the moon been inhabited	2
still to elapse before	2
contraction of the lunar	2
of the goldspring manufactory	2
as a man to	2
in the meantime barbicane	2
the surface of which	2
the state of things	2
the walls of our	2
was the projectile now	2
the opinion that the	2
of the union had	2
gave vent to a	2
like taking candy from	2
of the projectile the	2
not occupy exactly the	2
in a faint voice	2
the moon to be	2
table on its legs	2
for the last time	2
half the southern hemisphere	2
like to see the	2
have had their day	2
it was too late	2
have to cut out	2
portion of her western	2
we not hear the	2
on account of his	2
and the captain had	2
under such favorable circumstances	2
the projectile should strike	2
of the susquehanna could	2
side was fully illuminated	2
not passed through any	2
the bottom of a	2
for the purpose of	2
we are now moving	2
in the projectile would	2
make the best of	2
a great number of	2
as preface to the	2
ages and ages ago	2
nothing more to be	2
are moving through a	2
i repeat my question	2
the hemisphere on the	2
her centre of gravity	2
of the great experiment	2
be remembered that the	2
sending to the moon	2
it will be readily	2
do not seem to	2
the moon by a	2
i can give you	2
provisions for one year	2
than if they had	2
the question now is	2
the preparations for the	2
to remark that the	2
be in the same	2
the sea of fertility	2
on the eastern edge	2
with which we are	2
called the attention of	2
other side of the	2
seems to me to	2
that our deviation is	2
the probability is that	2
by the comet of	2
spot drowned in the	2
to believe that they	2
of the two curves	2
the exact point of	2
started on the st	2
blood by the oxygen	2
an incident occurred which	2
exception to this general	2
we know already that	2
the emotion of the	2
the next in rank	2
at the of the	2
it can be easily	2
his presence of mind	2
are we going on	2
of the three great	2
to the south pole	2
who can say that	2
of which we must	2
they had not been	2
calculate that this point	2
on this publication was	2
of this desolate world	2
times more intense than	2
we are possessed of	2
to ignore and what	2
beat with the same	2
know no more than	2
little here and there	2
fall from a height	2
the emperor of russia	2
space with inconceivable rapidity	2
one of the lockers	2
with the same emotion	2
the moon they were	2
been alone in space	2
the direct rays of	2
matter to recognize the	2
friends looked at one	2
putting an end to	2
would the moon present	2
and the object observed	2
inclosure to all comers	2
in direct proportion to	2
it is a fact	2
the effect would have	2
to allow it to	2
did look like one	2
to do than to	2
the list of the	2
of this new star	2
called together his colleagues	2
the northern limit of	2
nearer the sun by	2
michel ardan could not	2
one of the first	2
he was the first	2
the fact of their	2
origin of the lunar	2
to be affected by	2
r over d minus	2
up in the interior	2
were put back in	2
cubic feet of gas	2
the difference of the	2
the inverted image of	2
of the pacific railroad	2
what is the use	2
they were going to	2
least as good as	2
that of planetary space	2
beyond the th parallel	2
the mayor and the	2
certain portion of her	2
most remarkable on the	2
make us miss the	2
point in space where	2
with our friends on	2
the nd of november	2
in the arms of	2
where was it going	2
to come back to	2
out the opinion that	2
her inhabitants must have	2
able to determine the	2
never before had mortal	2
appeared on the horizon	2
the ceremony of the	2
more than five or	2
lying between greece and	2
and regnault apparatus for	2
the subject of my	2
at a speed of	2
the lake of dreams	2
of the weight of	2
moment would the projectile	2
to have been blown	2
than on the earth	2
to look forward to	2
pointed at an angle	2
of rotation and revolution	2
he gave vent to	2
plains of moderate extent	2
the path which it	2
a pane of glass	2
a few moments ago	2
in a country where	2
stand in the way	2
remained the question of	2
when you land on	2
the sea of tempests	2
by becoming a satellite	2
immobility of the projectile	2
as confident as ever	2
object of their journey	2
that it had been	2
hemisphere of the lunar	2
influence of the moon	2
without saying a word	2
helped ardan to lift	2
what have we seen	2
th the same weather	2
but in that case	2
has never yet rested	2
between us and the	2
to the earth to	2
the gun club has	2
than in the interior	2
time to time he	2
there was not a	2
ardan allowed himself to	2
long enough to allow	2
the highest summit of	2
soon lost in a	2
beating himself over the	2
its centre being in	2
would the projectile reach	2
to give you an	2
to suit the action	2
burned to a cinder	2
would not be a	2
some of them have	2
the volumes of the	2
the moment of departure	2
it will be only	2
but now i think	2
straight as an arrow	2
far as regards the	2
with an initial velocity	2
the great cities of	2
the letter from the	2
the moon is now	2
the caloric developed by	2
evident that it would	2
columbiad has not burst	2
some day or other	2
start as soon as	2
the curiosity of the	2
summit of the mountains	2
work to serve as	2
diminished by the friction	2
would it not have	2
could be saturated with	2
the heights of the	2
have had disastrous consequences	2
on the top of	2
two very good and	2
drawn up by the	2
what do you make	2
a very high degree	2
rockets and other fireworks	2
the captain of the	2
the isthmus of panama	2
my fall by means	2
it to the burner	2
she is in her	2
i have found it	2
the moon can have	2
surface of square feet	2
in less than two	2
moon is not inhabitable	2
will go on decreasing	2
might easily have been	2
in saying that the	2
ready to start as	2
barbicane became absorbed in	2
no better than a	2
any other part of	2
a volcano in full	2
distance from the projectile	2
it was that of	2
they could not determine	2
a vacuum by means	2
precisely as much as	2
speedy union of the	2
gun club took their	2
the nose of the	2
millions of degrees below	2
by his officers and	2
and consequently at what	2
between greece and asia	2
they could breathe no	2
it all in a	2
have been much more	2
a trip to the	2
preface to the second	2
eminently worthy of the	2
would be interesting to	2
it would have to	2
it was only a	2
and the delegates of	2
projectile ought to have	2
now there is no	2
position for being reached	2
respective volumes of the	2
of volume in the	2
that the travellers had	2
not the least idea	2
at the speed of	2
be interesting to verify	2
an indefinite succession of	2
with a velocity equal	2
projectile from the lunar	2
set themselves at once	2
all the phenomena of	2
of the power of	2
the earth or off	2
and the movable partitions	2
under the solar rays	2
what would become of	2
the upper corners of	2
where the projectile fell	2
of lunar commerce and	2
ardour of the solar	2
of her western border	2
this must have been	2
they mean to say	2
if there is such	2
a furnace of molten	2
the mountains and plains	2
of air in the	2
the left the east	2
you will only have	2
to be retained by	2
the sun by double	2
full moon in a	2
object thrown out of	2
he could not believe	2
to accomplish their journey	2
times less than on	2
of a nature to	2
attention was attracted by	2
the death of the	2
works on molecular physics	2
the car of a	2
a black spot drowned	2
is in opposition with	2
and feel quite comfortable	2
the hand of the	2
to the world the	2
had been carried away	2
two and a half	2
the immense majority of	2
we should have seen	2
existence of a lunar	2
any point of the	2
of the moon that	2
certainty than the illustrious	2
by a movement of	2
th of december the	2
it would be useless	2
know how to make	2
shut up in a	2
at the neutral point	2
as straight as if	2
copyright on this publication	2
the life of every	2
making their last preparations	2
with their powerful telescopes	2
eccentricity is equal to	2
the chances of success	2
to account for it	2
of gas under the	2
being equal to the	2
i want to see	2
the formation of a	2
end by falling into	2
could not have been	2
it will be noticed	2
the rays from the	2
we shall see it	2
of the most appalling	2
boundless regions of space	2
began asking each other	2
at his post on	2
past three in the	2
even the animal kingdom	2
m prime over m	2
night and day at	2
great cities of the	2
a force five times	2
by the astronomers of	2
must be added that	2
the th of august	2
retard the velocity of	2
as far as tampa	2
depth of its crater	2
ask your permission to	2
effect would have been	2
precise spot where the	2
we have reached the	2
with the queen of	2
in the most serious	2
maps of the moon	2
some body in space	2
had therefore provided himself	2
altogether as soon as	2
makes a difference of	2
it was more than	2
to tell you that	2
leagues from the sun	2
could not be otherwise	2
it will be done	2
first map of the	2
only about miles from	2
have no doubt it	2
is probable that the	2
was one of those	2
too far off to	2
own volume in water	2
the moon from the	2
to the susquehanna to	2
third of a mile	2
the centre of a	2
limit of the horizon	2
remained for some time	2
its departure the tampico	2
to the left is	2
the globe where the	2
the moon at a	2
the position of the	2
if the projectile were	2
fortifications raised by selenite	2
the romance of the	2
of the attractions lasted	2
sixteen times greater than	2
cried michel in a	2
days were centuries to	2
it not have been	2
alone the principle of	2
passage of the projectile	2
conclude that we have	2
these incandescent blocks crossed	2
the first and second	2
his first words were	2
well known law of	2
was not enough to	2
come to the worst	2
take in order to	2
you approve of my	2
sun and the stars	2
all over the world	2
length of the engine	2
corners of the projectile	2
the latitude of florida	2
counteract the effect of	2
could not be estimated	2
the lunar surface in	2
ardan and the captain	2
curve of the second	2
fall of such a	2
concentrated in the heart	2
us and the sun	2
the attention of the	2
that the projectile should	2
account of the first	2
altitude of the sun	2
the mouth of a	2
necessary to say that	2
inhabitants of the union	2
bottom of the atlantic	2
the time of the	2
the inhabitability of the	2
shock as much as	2
lights barbicane saw the	2
which could not be	2
as much as he	2
by the reiset and	2
which it is animated	2
th of october a	2
as to the invisible	2
the projectile on the	2
the earth could not	2
unanimously in the affirmative	2
i think it would	2
an amount of heat	2
according to my calculations	2
and in less than	2
the travellers would reach	2
invisible disc of the	2
is obliged to discover	2
the rd of december	2
the bullet from the	2
carry in themselves the	2
the greatest in the	2
angular diameter of the	2
the centripetal and centrifugal	2
to play the part	2
help laughing at this	2
attracted by the two	2
was the effect of	2
the proportions of a	2
that of the th	2
to be gained by	2
are produced by the	2
highest summit of the	2
on the map as	2
of the laws of	2
if we do not	2
eighteen pounds of chlorate	2
of which would be	2
the moon is a	2
of the bullet was	2
communicate with our friends	2
no longer any doubt	2
a few hours after	2
in their metal prison	2
by the square of	2
the tiny control room	2
remark that the lunar	2
as to lapse of	2
vertical to the lunar	2
will not the moon	2
was trying to get	2
tried to console himself	2
moon would have been	2
cone of shadow thrown	2
the body of the	2
were to be suddenly	2
lunar and terrestrial attractions	2
unless they are more	2
the half of the	2
to take their places	2
moon having no atmosphere	2
which he could not	2
let out a yell	2
the lunar attraction would	2
herself alone the principle	2
less than that of	2
car of a balloon	2
in space where the	2
invisible face of the	2
town to stony hill	2
being reached by the	2
the month of december	2
how do you know	2
with all steam on	2
what would he have	2
the th to the	2
half of v minus	2
barbican was the first	2
the great american nation	2
craters formed by the	2
the specific weight of	2
the great salt lake	2
to the queen of	2
of the daring travellers	2
it to the neutral	2
fancies of the old	2
would not permit himself	2
an inverse ratio to	2
had no difficulty in	2
the confidence of the	2
the upper portion of	2
projectile continued to turn	2
a single word of	2
for the study of	2
paper and a pencil	2
the importance of the	2
contractions of the crust	2
when the sun is	2
head like nails in	2
the night of december	2
on a grand scale	2
engaged their undivided attention	2
new world peopled by	2
they had only to	2
the same period of	2
been carried away by	2
and five thousand because	2
uncover any evidence that	2
the kind to be	2
the three travellers looked	2
journey ever undertaken by	2
the difference of volume	2
it as far as	2
heat of the perihelion	2
of her eastern border	2
just as we are	2
take us to our	2
the initial velocity to	2
went on with their	2
at a certain moment	2
but there is another	2
the laws of mechanics	2
in the spangled heavens	2
nearer the lunar disc	2
moon four days after	2
because the columbiad will	2
they had not time	2
to reach the bottom	2
a moment or two	2
time should be no	2
that barbicane and his	2
the chamber of a	2
worthy of the gun	2
of the bullet and	2
coming down the ladder	2
it had become the	2
describe an elliptical orbit	2
parabola or a hyperbola	2
as the object itself	2
days of her formation	2
into chlorine of potassium	2
attraction was powerful enough	2
of which might be	2
the moon has always	2
not lose sight of	2
one of his pupils	2
a screen between us	2
the daily consumption of	2
the projectile has risen	2
to the interior of	2
a visit to the	2
d minus x minus	2
there was nothing more	2
of the work and	2
from winter to summer	2
to which the formation	2
thirteen times more intense	2
and the gulf of	2
multiplied by r over	2
to say that they	2
and then went on	2
important difference between a	2
from the lunar disc	2
for ourselves when we	2
home and feel quite	2
the making of the	2
that the captain was	2
of an hour you	2
when the solar rays	2
shadow must extend far	2
the body into space	2
manager of the goldspring	2
two minutes after the	2
be set up in	2
access to the interior	2
michel ardan had not	2
that during the war	2
ever undertaken by man	2
i am astonished at	2
however that might be	2
the projectile was taking	2
than the earth in	2
hurled by the columbiad	2
equal to that produced	2
five minutes afterwards the	2
the th northern parallel	2
against some body in	2
at that epoch the	2
it is the air	2
all the way up	2
has the moon ever	2
in comparison to the	2
to the law of	2
and in a few	2
upon the lunar continent	2
for a short time	2
reason or other the	2
us have a light	2
like one of those	2
wandering bodies carry in	2
have nothing to do	2
and a few other	2
as comfortable as possible	2
lunar commerce and industry	2
be equal to that	2
he had only to	2
are going to the	2
if i had known	2
worked by a powerful	2
tenth part of a	2
moon did not exist	2
do not know if	2
will you allow me	2
need hardly be reminded	2
in the sky at	2
a little reflection on	2
transit to which a	2
are not numerous in	2
humanity past and present	2
the club men go	2
from the earth than	2
that will allow us	2
them out on the	2
what can we do	2
on the th meridian	2
but for a long	2
it was like a	2
he looked at him	2
as you can now	2
and a large number	2
enough to make an	2
the frightful force of	2
been the object of	2
moon at a particular	2
either the attraction of	2
could have seen the	2
gazed on the pair	2
longer than a few	2
evidence that the u	2
as we have been	2
it must be so	2
moon present the most	2
by the violent shock	2
the journey to the	2
the world of science	2
thousand dollars because the	2
have you to say	2
i would rather have	2
dark part of the	2
with the sun and	2
in the void where	2
and in the evening	2
reflector was to be	2
had switched them off	2
would be nothing but	2
southern cross to the	2
velocity to have been	2
bottom of the pacific	2
in order to allow	2
the lunar disc is	2
only reflect a moment	2
the sun did not	2
frontiers of the united	2
to me that i	2
in front of it	2
would be so great	2
will fall upon the	2
that science is not	2
sun by double her	2
half the inhabitants of	2
as much as that	2
seen on the lunar	2
makes very little difference	2
and a half in	2
that which would be	2
the very day that	2
black spot drowned in	2
as far as ever	2
will draw us to	2
is the exact distance	2
you made a mistake	2
the terrors of the	2
group lying between greece	2
straight in the face	2
that by this time	2
top of the ladder	2
had disappeared under the	2
of the earth being	2
was as good as	2
in the lapse of	2
more than three times	2
still for a moment	2
ought not to be	2
its cone to the	2
the great pacific railroad	2
he was beginning to	2
good and sufficient reasons	2
by an indefinite succession	2
eye view of the	2
here and there by	2
on the earth or	2
michel ardan would have	2
not yet been calculated	2
took place on the	2
the point of view	2
th of december at	2
to the world at	2
is by no means	2
would be the duration	2
without speaking of its	2
and turned into a	2
would not our first	2
in the upper part	2
one hundred and forty	2
could not be mistaken	2
of the slightest motion	2
was the ready reply	2
of the blood by	2
an eruption of the	2
of the moon which	2
part of the globe	2
worry about the food	2
i do not doubt	2
already far beyond the	2
mathematical point which she	2
had never thought of	2
a night of three	2
she is nearly half	2
through the lower port	2
look like one of	2
barbicane was no longer	2
upon the railways of	2
not falling normally upon	2
they had the best	2
valley of the alps	2
saw that it was	2
what will become of	2
to which a sufficient	2
a magnificent map of	2
they drank to the	2
raised by selenite engineers	2
and in all directions	2
by the columbiad of	2
as i do not	2
epoch the earth was	2
that the half of	2
projectile hurled by the	2
the publication of a	2
the new citizen of	2
as it appears to	2
screen between us and	2
the bullet and the	2
at that moment he	2
appeared on the disc	2
the image of death	2
done was to see	2
is a curve of	2
against the atmospheric strata	2
the moment was now	2
a few minutes his	2
bullet without a gun	2
the mass of the	2
on his shoulder and	2
on its way to	2
of the golden gate	2
has been the object	2
play the part of	2
not our first installation	2
like a balloon that	2
thousand seven hundred and	2
necessary to give the	2
at the siege of	2
no longer any sign	2
the objects that had	2
between the towns of	2
we should have the	2
serve as preface to	2
about the middle of	2
the pavement with a	2
it would be of	2
of the shock at	2
one of its sides	2
and i demand that	2
prime that of the	2
when i have been	2
quite visible from the	2
at what moment should	2
of the bold adventurers	2
but i should like	2
to look at the	2
a monster as that	2
both of his companions	2
tell you if i	2
at the last moment	2
temperature of the planetary	2
even in an inferior	2
as much as to	2
found in herself alone	2
so near the moon	2
we know that this	2
obliged to have recourse	2
that the surface of	2
you know more about	2
believed in the united	2
i am by no	2
it would take a	2
the moon is from	2
his surprise at seeing	2
but how shall we	2
the terrible shock at	2
impossible to ignore and	2
the full moon in	2
the great law of	2
part of the bullet	2
the best of humor	2
its light and heat	2
possible precautions were taken	2
more and it would	2
therefore provided himself with	2
light by means of	2
in my head like	2
be seen from the	2
be most happy to	2
dogs in the moon	2
at each other for	2
of the elements of	2
which the moon moves	2
i was going to	2
the upper part of	2
frenchman settles an affair	2
produced on the moon	2
diminishes in an inverse	2
trace of the projectile	2
details of the moon	2
if the projectile did	2
wished to find out	2
them for some time	2
that it had not	2
three in the afternoon	2
an elliptical orbit round	2
mountains of kepler and	2
who can describe the	2
as little as possible	2
the solution still escaped	2
the northern hemisphere of	2
of the sun do	2
michel ardan and nicholl	2
where the lunar and	2
not to be stopped	2
going on to saturn	2
would he have seen	2
the following is the	2
would be reduced to	2
began the publication of	2
could not be guided	2
year of their installation	2
the invisible disc of	2
what i am astonished	2
the selenite who inhabits	2
reach the moon at	2
of the projectile towards	2
communication was established between	2
disc shone like a	2
m multiplied by r	2
struck against some body	2
the same face to	2
part of the union	2
directing their glasses towards	2
it was like the	2
the waves of the	2
moon by virtue of	2
to see on the	2
to one of its	2
regions and penetrated the	2
to the difference of	2
face to the earth	2
the projectile must have	2
in the science of	2
brought the moon to	2
we must have an	2
they looked at the	2
eight or nine times	2
the partitions and the	2
i have no difficulty	2
and i do not	2
the direction followed by	2
she owed nothing to	2
all that seems to	2
was to be made	2
placed at the bottom	2
one hundred and fourteen	2
was lost in the	2
falling normally upon the	2
of the particles of	2
with the idea of	2
the brilliancy of the	2
and even if the	2
have lost three bets	2
the great american desert	2
the moon again pass	2
out of his eyes	2
by a body falling	2
observer and the object	2
the preparations were completed	2
the fall towards the	2
herself like a screen	2
was his surprise at	2
she not occupy exactly	2
we have no ballast	2
under the same circumstances	2
terrestrial atmosphere it had	2
on one side and	2
apparent immobility of the	2
queen of the stars	2
of the gigantic telescope	2
so that it could	2
solution still escaped him	2
not the moon again	2
pulling out his tablets	2
standing on the surface	2
of jupiter and latona	2
had been taken to	2
the conical point of	2
the gun club took	2
we were shot up	2
and the members of	2
child in the united	2
v zero square equals	2
it had not been	2
which they were now	2
one or other of	2
i could see the	2
drowned in the solar	2
been able to do	2
fall would be more	2
the projectile towards the	2
two hundred thousand leagues	2
the astronomers of the	2
it was upon this	2
know more than one	2
a proposition to make	2
earth or off it	2
throw out of the	2
a thick coating of	2
to the telegraph office	2
least details of the	2
ardan a page covered	2
after a long and	2
have you altered your	2
a curve of the	2
carried along in the	2
hardly be less than	2
upon the bottom of	2
has calculated that a	2
barbicane and his colleagues	2
the end of time	2
square leagues of surface	2
end of the line	2
to be set to	2
they had to do	2
what do you conclude	2
lose as little as	2
oscillation of the particles	2
than the moon is	2
the line of the	2
rapid than it would	2
every time the moon	2
for a few years	2