Chapter

 1 I     |             and the borer. Thus was formed the nucleus of the “Gun
 2 II    |          the purpose. Lofty pillars formed of cannon, superposed upon
 3 II    |             pistols, and candelabra formed of muskets bound together,
 4 II    | circumvallations of a retrenchment, formed a succession of bastions
 5 V     |      according to their affinities, formed themselves into molecules,
 6 V     |         central point. This center, formed of indefinite molecules,
 7 V     |         innumerable stars. Thus was formed the Nebulae, of which astronomers
 8 V     |        suddenly snapped, would have formed around the sun sundry concentric
 9 VI    |             that it meant the angle formed by the inclination of two
10 XI    |         Mexico, it subtends the arc formed by the coast of Alabama,
11 XI    |         Brownsville in the Cameron, formed an imposing league against
12 XIII  |             a small natural harbor, formed by the embouchure of the
13 XIII  |             parching rays. This was formed by a considerable elevation
14 XIV   |            the soil; a kind of rock formed of petrified shells, very
15 XVI   |             the massive stone which formed the bottom of the Columbiad,
16 XIX   |         aerolites, bodies evidently formed exteriorly of our terrestrial
17 XXVIII|            a circle of artillerymen formed at Baltimore after the American
18 III   |          the nadir, an immense ring formed by an impalpable dust of
19 V     |    evaporate the waters, would have formed a thick ring of cloud, which
20 VIII  |            instantly, and all three formed a miraculous “Ascension”
21 XII   |         circumference of Copernicus formed almost a perfect circle,
22 XII   |         which the hills and hollows formed a succession of waves suddenly
23 XIII  |             that their borders were formed of steep declivities; they
24 XV    |            the limit of the horizon formed by the black disc. This
25 XV    |         along the disc, real clouds formed in the midst of a very confined
26 XVII  |         Mounts Doerful and Leibnitz formed two separate groups very
27 XVII  |         pole.~On their capriciously formed ridge appeared dazzling
28 XVII  |         beyond all measurement, and formed a gloomy abyss, the bottom
29 XVII  |           Measuring the old craters formed by the first eruptions of
30 XVII  |          these ramparts of Clavius, formed by large mountains spread
31 XVIII |       produced animals anatomically formed like the terrestrial animals:
32 XVIII |          the solid masses have been formed later. But most certainly
33 XVIII |          and a world so wonderfully formed for habitation must necessarily
34 XXI   |          telegram, two parties were formed in the bosom of the Gun