Chapter

 1 IX  |      enlarging the bore of the pieces.”~“Granted; but that which
 2 XVI |     moment—were to blow him in pieces into the planetary world.”~
 3 XX  |       recoil will smash you to pieces at your starting.”~“My dear
 4 XXII|         if you arrive there in pieces, you will be as incomplete
 5 XXIV|       enormous stones, massive pieces of wrought iron, heavy corner-clamps
 6 VI  |    been broken into a thousand pieces, and we with it.”~“More
 7 VIII|    quite useless to carry some pieces of artillery to defend oneself.”~“
 8 IX  | quickly mounted.~The different pieces were fitted without trouble,
 9 XII |      Very well; with all those pieces of lava lengthened like
10 XVI |       the name of dinner, some pieces of bread and cold meat,
11 XXII|      projectile was open. Some pieces of glass remained in the