Chapter

 1 VII   |           inches in diameter, and twelve inches in thickness, would
 2 VIII  |          hundred parts of copper, twelve of tin, and six of brass.”~“
 3 XI    |    counties; Florida replied that twelve counties were better than
 4 XIII  |      falls into Hillisborough Bay twelve miles above Tampa Town.
 5 XV    |      casting was to take place at twelve o’clock precisely. The previous
 6 XV    | separation of foreign substances.~Twelve o’clock struck! A gunshot
 7 XV    |           its flame into the air. Twelve hundred melting-troughs
 8 XV    |         simultaneously opened and twelve hundred fiery serpents crept
 9 XIX   |           years, which each equal twelve of ours! Under such auspices
10 XXIV  |      working it, its weight being twelve and a half tons.~Still,
11 XXVIII|           had victuals enough for twelve;— but after that? There
12 XXVIII|  initiatory velocity was fixed at twelve thousand yards to the second.
13 XXVIII|         inches and a thickness of twelve inches to its walls; and
14 XXVIII|      until the 5th of December at twelve at night, at the exact moment
15 II    |           our initiatory speed of twelve thousand yards has been
16 III   |        Its height to the roof was twelve feet. Carefully laid out
17 III   |       expiration. During the last twelve hours the atmosphere of
18 III   |         not correct) the lapse of twelve hours, which forms a day
19 IV    |            Yes?” said Barbicane.~“Twelve thousand yards.”~“What!”
20 IV    |            starting; “you say——”~“Twelve thousand yards.”~“The devil!”
21 IV    |         Observatory declared that twelve thousand yards was enough
22 V     |           of which measured about twelve inches across, were carefully
23 VII   |         true. That very night, at twelve o’clock, in eighteen hours,
24 IX    |          hour’s work. It was past twelve when all preparations were
25 XII   |         breadth of which measured twelve miles.~Toward the south,
26 XVIII |       concave in the center, some twelve miles, others thirty miles
27 XIX   |           new the night before at twelve; and two days must elapse
28 XXII  |         spot. They must wait till twelve to take the reckoning exactly.
29 XXII  |           yet been recognized.~At twelve, Captain Blomsberry, assisted
30 XXII  |          forty-seven minutes past twelve they reached the buoy; it