Chapter

 1 I     |      work; five, they convene a general meeting, and the club is
 2 I     |         that one can’t become a general without having served first
 3 II    |         are well aware that, in general terms, the resisting power
 4 V     |          a change took place; a general law of attraction manifested
 5 VI    |         proving “caviare to the general,” they further explained
 6 VII   |      vote in case of equality), General Morgan, Major Elphinstone,
 7 VII   |   velocities hitherto attained. General Morgan will be able to enlighten
 8 VII   |       more easily,” replied the general, “that during the war I
 9 VII   |          It is so,” replied the general.~“Ah!” groaned J. T. Maston, “
10 VII   |      goal.”~“What?” shouted the general and the major in great surprise.~“
11 VII   |       propose to do?” asked the general. “Would you give your projectile
12 VII   |         Simply cast iron,” said General Morgan.~“But,” interrupted
13 VIII  |         nine hundred feet.”~The general and the major offered some
14 VIII  |      Maston, the major, and the general regarded Barbicane with
15 IX    |           Quite true,” said the general.~“Well,” replied the major, “
16 IX    |         be done then?” said the general.~“The thing is very simple;
17 XI    |       the 20th of October, at a general meeting of the Gun Club,
18 XIV   |      regard for human nature in general than for the individual
19 XV    |  Blomsberry, Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, and the rest of
20 XVI   |      Maston, Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, Colonel Blomsberry,
21 XVII  |        shot to the moon. To the general impatience these two months
22 XVIII |      legs. Muscular arms, and a general air of decision gave him
23 XXVI  |  quelled for the time under the general excitement of the hour.~
24 XXVI  |       the twentieth there was a general shudder, as it occurred
25 XXVII |        and lastly, the crowd in general, woke up with frenzied cries. “
26 XXVIII|   projectile.~At length, to the general satisfaction, a heavy storm
27 III   |       The inspection ended with general satisfaction, when each
28 IV    | algebraical signs, in which the general formula for the solution
29 XII   |         follows, then, that the general curve of the bottom of these
30 XIX   |        and in the midst of this general brilliancy Tycho shone prominently
31 XXI   | distinguishes learned bodies in general, peacefully discussed the