Chapter

 1 XIII  |    struck in Murchison, the engineer; “and, if I mistake not,
 2 XIV   |    Town; and Murchison, the engineer, re-embarked on board the
 3 XIV   |  warmly congratulated their engineer Murchison; the cyclopean
 4 XV    | fire on the signal from the engineer. Some minutes before midday
 5 XVI   |     his colleagues, and the engineer were enabled to set foot
 6 XXVI  |    by that of Murchison the engineer, who was charged with the
 7 XXVIII|   assisted by Murchison the engineer, to choose a spot situated
 8 I     |    by that of Murchison the engineer. Barbicane consulted it.~“
 9 XX    |     hours. In that time the engineer can light the furnaces,
10 XXI   |    spot.~At this moment the engineer sent to inform the captain
11 XXII  |  the hooks. On that account Engineer Murchison hastened to San
12 XXII  |     on board. J. T. Maston, Engineer Murchison, and the delegates
13 XXII  |    to seize the projectile, Engineer Murchison wanted to find
14 XXII  |    brothers Blomsberry, and Engineer Murchison, without heeding