Chapter

 1 I   |      reports?”~“Those days are gone by,” said jolly Bilsby,
 2 I   |       But now the generals are gone back to their counters;
 3 XX  |   Barbicane, free at last, had gone straight at his adversary.~“
 4 XXI |        open, too brave. He has gone straight ahead, right into
 5 II  | minutes past ten; we have been gone about eight minutes; and
 6 V   |  morning; we have already been gone thirty-two hours; more than
 7 VII |      pyrometer. Everything had gone well up to that time, and
 8 XIX |     point which it had already gone through. It was a terrible
 9 XX  |        moment.~“They have been gone ten days,” said Lieutenant
10 XXII|        of search, all hope was gone. This projectile was but