Chapter

 1 XII   |          of the one part, and T. Murchison director of the Coldspring
 2 XIII  |       are right, sir,” struck in Murchison, the engineer; “and, if
 3 XIV   |      returned to Tampa Town; and Murchison, the engineer, re-embarked
 4 XIV   |          flotilla of steamboats. Murchison had succeeded in assembling
 5 XIV   |     congratulated their engineer Murchison; the cyclopean work had
 6 XXVI  |      part of a second by that of Murchison the engineer, who was charged
 7 XXVI  |          mouth of the Columbiad.~Murchison followed with his eye the
 8 XXVI  |        forty! FIRE!!!”~Instantly Murchison pressed with his finger
 9 XXVIII| President Barbicane, assisted by Murchison the engineer, to choose
10 I     |     tenth of a second by that of Murchison the engineer. Barbicane
11 I     |     forty-seven minutes past ten Murchison will launch the electric
12 I     |      ordinary powder! And friend Murchison, with his chronometer in
13 XXII  |         On that account Engineer Murchison hastened to San Francisco,
14 XXII  |           J. T. Maston, Engineer Murchison, and the delegates of the
15 XXII  |         the projectile, Engineer Murchison wanted to find its exact
16 XXII  |         Blomsberry, and Engineer Murchison, without heeding these dangers,