Chapter

 1 VII  |     knowledge, Barbicane (with a casting vote in case of equality),
 2 X    |            That the operation of casting a cannon of 900 feet is
 3 XI   |  conditions for the moulding and casting of the Columbiad, consisting
 4 XII  |          the amount. The work of casting, boring, masonry, the transport
 5 XII  |          necessary materials for casting the Columbiad. The work
 6 XIV  |         valuable for serving the casting of the inner mould. After
 7 XIV  |      during the operation of the casting.~This kind of work required
 8 XV   |      CHAPTER XV~ THE FETE OF THE CASTING~During the eight months
 9 XV   |         preparatory works of the casting had been carried on simultaneously
10 XV   |       those which served for the casting of the Rodman gun; they
11 XV   | following day.~“This fete of the casting will be a grand ceremony,”
12 XV   |        very careful, Maston. The casting of the Columbiad is an extremely
13 XV   |      rest of the lot to whom the casting of the Columbiad was a matter
14 XV   |      pretty well knocked up.~The casting was to take place at twelve
15 XVI  |       XVI~ THE COLUMBIAD~Had the casting succeeded? They were reduced
16 XVI  |           Fifteen days after the casting an immense column of smoke
17 XVI  |          success of his rival in casting a cannon against which iron
18 XVI  |  witnessing the spectacle of the casting, and they were treated to
19 XVIII|   requesting them to suspend the casting of the projectile until
20 XXI  |     through the strong creepers, casting curious glances on the bushes,
21 XXI  |          to Ardan; and both were casting inquiring glances on Nicholl,
22 I    |       found, as the operation of casting has been successful, and
23 XXI  |         them to disembark.~After casting anchor, Captain Blomsberry