Chapter

 1 II  |         projectile endowed with an initial velocity of 12,000 yards
 2 IV  |            endowed with sufficient initial velocity? and, consequently,
 3 IV  |             provided it possess an initial velocity of 1,200 yards
 4 IV  |          preserve continuously its initial velocity of 12,000 yards
 5 IV  | destination; but, inasmuch as that initial velocity will be continually
 6 IV  |            to be propelled with an initial velocity of 12,000 yards
 7 VII |           upon their projectile an initial velocity of 500 yards a
 8 VIII|           is how to communicate an initial force of 12,000 yards per
 9 VIII|             we require an enormous initial velocity; and you are well
10 V   |          we must conclude that our initial speed, under the power of
11 V   |      Nicholl was not mistaken. The initial speed had been, very fortunately,
12 VI  |         still under its formidable initial speed, wished to know what
13 IX  |           for we know now that its initial velocity was greater than
14 X   |        that was much less than its initial velocity— but eight or nine