Chapter

 1 XV   |        not open the gates of the enclosure to all comers?”~“I must
 2 XV   |          was admitted within the enclosure except a delegation of members
 3 XV   |         soul remained within the enclosure. Each superintendent took
 4 XVI  |        the 23rd of September the enclosure of Stones hill was thrown
 5 XVI  | Barbicane, therefore, opened the enclosure to all comers; but, true
 6 XXIII|       the blood. In an air-tight enclosure, then, after a certain time,
 7 XXV  |          were gathered round the enclosure. Michel Ardan had volunteered
 8 XXVI |         had bivouacked round the enclosure, and laid the foundations
 9 XXVI |         by this time entered the enclosure reserved in the center of
10 XII  |      distinguish a second ringed enclosure. Around spread a grayish
11 XIII |        the bottom of an isolated enclosure, known by the name of Lichtenburg’
12 XVII |          and is surrounded by an enclosure of annular ramparts, which