Chapter

 1 XXV   |      it of 400,000 pounds of gun-cotton. Nicholl had thought, not
 2 XXV   |    the transportation of the gun-cotton to Stones Hill. He had it
 3 XXV   |     sun’s rays acting on the gun-cotton might lead to unhappy results.
 4 XXV   |     which means this mass of gun-cotton was eventually to be ignited.~
 5 XXV   | while surrounded by bales of gun-cotton. Barbicane was in a perpetual
 6 XXV   |  place it on its soft bed of gun-cotton.~But before doing this,
 7 XXV   |   would inevitably cause the gun-cotton to explode!~Fortunately
 8 XXVIII|    contain 400,000 pounds of gun-cotton, which, giving out six billions
 9 I     |     rammed 400,000 pounds of gun-cotton, which is equal to 1,600,
10 V     |     of the 400,000 pounds of gun-cotton, must have exceeded the