Chapter

1 VII  |     projectile above all others. The ball we are about to discharge
2 VII  | proportionate to its volume, an iron ball of nine feet in diameter
3 XXI  |             at the risk of getting a ball which is not intended for
4 VI   |             our projectile as with a ball which falls in a burning
5 VII  |          That is a step certainly. A ball without a gun!”~“The gun,”
6 XIV  |              have been frozen in its ball, as below 42@ Fahrenheit
7 XVIII|        similar to that produced by a ball or a stone thrown at a square
8 XVIII|           powerful enough to throw a ball to give such a shock as
9 XX   |         fathoms of line out, and the ball which draws the sounding