Chapter

 1 I   |            and Beaulieu guns were compelled to bow before their transatlantic
 2 II  | councilors, and “select men” were compelled to mingle with the mere
 3 II  |         of incidents we have been compelled to abandon our labors, and
 4 III |          smashed the benches, and compelled the unlucky director to
 5 XIII|       onward, therefore, and were compelled to ford several rivers,
 6 XV  |         midst of the engines, and compelled them to visit the whole
 7 XIX |          Falls of Niagara! he was compelled, therefore, to give up the
 8 XXII|           or intermission. He was compelled to receive them all, whether
 9 XXIV|   nevertheless, the Gun Club were compelled to be content, inasmuch
10 XXII| conditions until the vitiated air compelled the divers to ascend.~The