Chapter

 1 VII   |              General Morgan, Major Elphinstone, and J. T. Maston, to whom
 2 VII   |        however,” interrupted Major Elphinstone, “this will involve a weight
 3 VII   |            to be done, then?” said Elphinstone, with a puzzled air.~“Employ
 4 VIII  |    definitely adopted.~“But,” said Elphinstone, “what thickness must we
 5 VIII  |         One simple question,” said Elphinstone: “is our gun to be rifled?”~“
 6 VIII  |           agree with you,” replied Elphinstone.~“In fact,” continued Barbicane, “
 7 IX    |            this occasion was Major Elphinstone, who had been the director
 8 IX    |        time.”~“Certainly,” replied Elphinstone; “but that will render the
 9 XIII  | accompanied by J. T. Maston, Major Elphinstone, and the manager of the
10 XV    |          Colonel Blomsberry, Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, and the
11 XVI   |     president, J. T. Maston, Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, Colonel
12 XXVIII|         President Barbicane, Major Elphinstone, the secretary Joseph T.
13 VII   |           and with him our friends Elphinstone, Blomsberry, all the members
14 XXI   |        brothers, Bilsby, and Major Elphinstone should go straight to San
15 XXI   |           five horses on the road.~Elphinstone, the brothers Blomsberry,