Chapter

 1 XIV  |             under the gleam of the electric light. The sounds of the
 2 XVI  |            and lighted by a jet of electric light resembling that of
 3 XVIII|      instead of flying through the electric wires, had simply arrived
 4 XXV  |        them all simultaneously the electric spark, by which means this
 5 XXVI |      firing the gun by means of an electric spark. Thus the travelers
 6 XXVI |          his finger the key of the electric battery, restored the current
 7 I    |          Murchison will launch the electric spark on the wire which
 8 I    |          needle, his finger on the electric apparatus, is counting the
 9 VIII |            flame equal to a jet of electric light.~A revelation dawned
10 XXII |        world by means of wires and electric cables. The saving of Barbicane,
11 XXIII| successively calculated, marked by electric clocks which beat the seconds