Chapter

 1 II   |       garlands of howitzers— in short, all the apparatus of the
 2 II   |         our labors, and to stop short on the road of progress.
 3 VI   |        ages ascribed to her; in short, all America was seized
 4 XI   |      Baltimore in an incredibly short space of time. From that
 5 XII  |       empires are always rather short of money.~Two hundred and
 6 XVIII|       lion’s mane. His face was short with a broad forehead, and
 7 XIX  |     request your patience for a short time while I offer some
 8 XX   |       During this time a scene, short, grave, and decisive, took
 9 XXI  |        him?” asked Ardan, whose short sight was of little use
10 XXI  |    seizing his arms, he stopped short and uttered a cry of surprise.~
11 XXII |    disposed of in an incredibly short space of time.~But it was
12 XXVII|       but their hope was of but short duration, and at night again
13 II   |  through space. Perhaps after a short rise it had fallen upon
14 VII  |        Now,” said Nicholl, in a short tone, “now that I do not
15 XIV  |     having passed within such a short distance of the moon—about
16 XIV  | instrument, which was held by a short cord, so that it might be
17 XV   |    nearing it so much that in a short time it might strike some
18 XVII |         the annular mountain of Short, equal to the Asiatic Caucasus.
19 XXI  |      but an unforseen event cut short their everlasting discussions.~