Chapter

 1 IV    |          an initial velocity of 1,200 yards per second; calculations
 2 VII   |      inches would weigh more than 200,000 pounds, a weight evidently
 3 VIII  |           feet, and a weight of 7,200,000 pounds.”~“Ridiculous!”
 4 XII   |        much crippled, Italy found 200,000 lire in the pockets
 5 XV    |           a central point, rose 1,200 reverberating ovens, each
 6 XV    | circumference occupied by these 1,200 ovens presented a length
 7 XV    |       easily be understood that 1,200 furnaces were not too many
 8 XV    |      receiving troughs; and the 1,200 converging trenches carried
 9 XV    |         them to visit the whole 1,200 furnaces one after the other.
10 XV    |           them. At daybreak the 1,200 chimneys vomited their torrents
11 XXVII |    arising from the combustion of 200,000 pounds of pyroxyle!~
12 XXVIII|          which realized nearly L1,200,000, they began the gigantic
13 IX    |     seemed to him to be more than 200 yards, or about 170 leagues
14 XV    |          at a distance of at most 200 miles, ought, according
15 XIX   |           height of which is only 200 feet, will arrive on the
16 XIX   |         earth with a speed of 115,200 miles per hour.~“We are
17 XX    |           near in shore, and only 200 miles from the American
18 XX    |           the Pacific Ocean about 200 miles off the American coast,