Chapter

 1 I   |        distances attained by their projectiles.”~The Gun Club once founded,
 2 I   |    colossal proportions, and their projectiles, exceeding the prescribed
 3 I   |           ten-fold the quantity of projectiles expended.~One day, however—
 4 I   | calculations regarding the laws of projectiles. They reverted invariably
 5 I   |          counters; and in place of projectiles, they despatch bales of
 6 I   |            of trying the ranges of projectiles? Shall the air never again
 7 II  |     chaplets of shells, wreaths of projectiles, garlands of howitzers—
 8 VII |            nothing to do here with projectiles weighing at most but half
 9 VII |        pounds, and the Rodman guns projectiles of half a ton! It seems,
10 VII |            It seems, then, that if projectiles have gained in range, they
11 IX  |             Finally, it imparts to projectiles a velocity four times superior
12 X   |      Weehawken discharged enormous projectiles themselves, after having
13 X   |        been armor-clad against the projectiles of others. In fact they
14 X   |    experiment the cylindro-conical projectiles of Barbicane stuck like
15 X   |            give in. In fact, these projectiles knocked his best metal plate
16 X   |            bid defiance to all the projectiles of the world. The captain
17 VII |            they will run trains of projectiles between the earth and the
18 VIII|             replied Nicholl; “your projectiles would have no effect on