Chapter

 1 I    |         howitzers, and mortars are mere pocket-pistols compared
 2 I    |         however, be mentioned that mere inventors of revolvers,
 3 I    |   experience what was the value of mere theories? Consequently,
 4 I    |      difficulties vanquished? It’s mere waste of time! The New World
 5 II   |       compelled to mingle with the mere townspeople in order to
 6 IX   |          put it into execution.~“A mere matter of detail, a bagatelle,”
 7 XI   |           the extent of Florida, a mere peninsula confined between
 8 XII  |         this was nothing more than mere English jealousy.~On the
 9 XII  |           not seem to her that the mere despatch of a shot to the
10 XVI  |    succeeded? They were reduced to mere conjecture. There was indeed
11 XVIII|          and practicable enough— a mere question of gunnery; but
12 XIX  |           a rate, and yet she is a mere lounger on the way compared
13 XIX  |       earth and her satellite is a mere trifle, and undeserving
14 XIX  |            such perfection, is the mere trifle of having an axis
15 XX   |      necessary for combustion, the mere fact of their eruption does
16 II   |           wound on the shoulder, a mere graze, which he bound up
17 VII  | terrestrial globe by virtue of the mere laws of weight.”~“Enough,”