Chapter

1 V     |         and it is she whom the daring genius of the Americans
2 X     | Barbicane himself, of a fiery, daring, and violent disposition;
3 XVIII |       equally enterprising and daring, each in his own way.~The
4 XIX   | deficiency which baffled these daring mechanicians.~
5 XXIV  |  surmount, of the prodigies of daring and skill which they accomplished.
6 XXVIII|     observe the vehicle of his daring friends.~The accumulation
7 XXVIII|         as clever as they were daring, had survived the terrible