Chapter

 1 III   |         all is simple; and as for mechanical difficulties, they are overcome
 2 IV    |       they could then discuss the mechanical means, and nothing should
 3 VII   |   astronomical point of view. The mechanical part still remained.~President
 4 VIII  |      difficulties in the way, our mechanical genius will readily surmount
 5 IX    |           are acquainted with the mechanical power of gunpowder. Now
 6 IX    | instantaneously in order that its mechanical effect may be complete.”~“
 7 IX    |        while preserving to it its mechanical power.”~“Good; but by what
 8 X     |    figures which it involved, the mechanical difficulties to be resolved—
 9 XII   |         ET ORBI~The astronomical, mechanical, and topographical difficulties
10 XIX   |  electricity will probably be the mechanical agent?~“Yes, gentlemen,”
11 XXVIII|       direct contradiction of all mechanical laws.~One single hypothesis
12 XVI   |         determined by the laws of mechanical reasoning. Barbicane was
13 XIX   |          according to the laws of mechanical reasoning. Having admitted