Chapter

 1 X    |     who protested against the attempt of the Gun Club. He attacked
 2 VII  |      success of the audacious attempt no longer appeared doubtful.
 3 VIII |      their arms, they did not attempt to fall. Their heads shook
 4 X    |      was a fatality. The bold attempt had miscarried by a fortuitous
 5 XIII |       surface! A very useless attempt; for if the projectile could
 6 XIV  | experiment which we dared not attempt when we were drowned in
 7 XX   |    spirits. Since Barbicane’s attempt, nothing seemed impossible
 8 XXI  |       experiment. We will not attempt to picture the effect produced
 9 XXII |       them? Were they able to attempt any bold maneuver to regain
10 XXII |       The truth is that every attempt must have failed! Immersed
11 XXIII|   demigods.~And now will this attempt, unprecedented in the annals
12 XXIII|      of President Barbicane’s attempt.~Thus, some time after the