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 1 XIII  |               CHAPTER XIII~ STONES HILL~When the decision was arrived
 2 XIII  | appellation?”~“It is called Stones Hill,” replied one of the Floridans.~
 3 XIII  |            on the summit of Stones Hill, “hence shall our projectile
 4 XIV   |           intended to unite Stones Hill with Tampa Town. On the
 5 XIV   |           was erected round Stones Hill. This they enclosed with
 6 XIV   |            on the summit of Stones Hill, a circular hole sixty feet
 7 XIV   |          air, traced around Stones Hill a circle of terror which
 8 XIV   |     Barbicane never quitted Stones Hill for a single instant. Keeping
 9 XV    |        stranger arriving at Stones Hill would have been surprised
10 XV    |        metal was sent on to Stones Hill. They had, however, to deal
11 XV    |      transported by rail to Stones Hill, and about the middle of
12 XVI   |         round the summit of Stones Hill. It was impossible to approach
13 XVI   |          upon the summit of Stones Hill.~“At last!” exclaimed the
14 XVI   |            the enclosure of Stones hill was thrown open to the public;
15 XVI   |         nearly a riot round Stones Hill; but Barbicane remained
16 XVI   |      multitude ranged round Stones Hill heartily united their shouts
17 XXIII |          Eastern Railway to Stones Hill, which it reached without
18 XXV   |           the gun-cotton to Stones Hill. He had it conveyed in small
19 XXV   |        refused admission to Stones Hill; every day the inquisitive
20 XXV   |            to the summit of Stones Hill. There, powerful cranes
21 XXVI  |            can reach, round Stones Hill. Every quarter of an hour
22 XXVIII|            the Columbiad at Stones Hill has~been detected by Messrs.
23 XXVIII|            the Columbiad of Stones Hill had been detected by Messrs.