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 1 VII |     case of equality), General Morgan, Major Elphinstone, and
 2 VII |     hitherto attained. General Morgan will be able to enlighten
 3 VII |       cast iron,” said General Morgan.~“But,” interrupted the
 4 VII |     usual proportion,” replied Morgan, “a diameter of 108 inches
 5 VII |       of iron.”~“Copper?” said Morgan.~“No! that would be too
 6 VII |  projectile weigh then?” asked Morgan.~“Here is the result of
 7 VIII|    choice.”~“Well, then,” said Morgan, “I propose the best alloy
 8 VIII|      brittle, though,” replied Morgan.~“Yes, but it possesses
 9 IX  |       Perfectly correct,” said Morgan; “but before deciding the
10 IX  |     doubt about that,” replied Morgan; “but it is very destructive,
11 IX  | thousand pounds.” at last said Morgan.~“Five hundred thousand,”
12 IX  |    could be more simple,” said Morgan.~“Moreover, pyroxyle is
13 XV  |     Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, and the rest of the lot
14 XVI |     Major Elphinstone, General Morgan, Colonel Blomsberry, and