Chapter

 1 I     |    elevation, etc.) of a mortar destined to change all the conditions
 2 III   |        world, or whether it was destined to undergo any further transformation.
 3 VIII  |         the second meeting were destined triumphantly to answer such
 4 IX    |     which is injurious to a gun destined to perform long service
 5 XXIII |   itself, the vehicle which was destined to carry the three hardy
 6 XXV   | connected by a metallic thread, destined to communicate to them all
 7 XXVIII|        the Observatory, the gun destined to launch the projectile
 8 I     |        the earth. The two dogs, destined to propagate the canine
 9 VIII  |       tried to prepare some tea destined to help the absorption of
10 VIII  |       this loss; for the weight destined to weight the object would
11 IX    |       with strong spring plugs, destined to lessen the shock against
12 XXII  |         The submarine apparatus destined for this expedition was