Chapter

 1 VII   |  Maston, “if my mortar had not burst——”~“Yes,” quietly replied
 2 VII   | replied Barbicane, “but it did burst. We must take, then, for
 3 X     |        That the Columbiad will burst at the first fire.~No. 5 ($
 4 XXI   |      secretary of the Gun Club burst into the room. A bomb could
 5 XXVIII|        so impatiently awaited, burst like a thunderbolt over
 6 I     | because the Columbiad will not burst, and five thousand because
 7 I     |        the Columbiad will have burst, and the projectile with
 8 II    |  because the Columbiad did not burst; five thousand dollars because
 9 II    |      cluster of shooting stars burst upon their eyes. Hundreds
10 VII   |     within you, you would have burst like a shell, or rather
11 XV    |         when the globe of fire burst like a bomb, but without
12 XVII  |       satellite seemed to have burst at this spot.~The projectile
13 XVIII |     this cracked, twisted, and burst disc abundantly proves this.
14 XX    |  President Barbicane write?”~A burst of laughter greeted this