Chapter

 1 I   |      of the English coast with iron, made such a sensation.
 2 VII |      with a slight covering of iron, and protected below by
 3 VII |        three thoroughly tested iron anchors, and a light but
 4 VIII| sulphuric acid and ten tons of iron filings, were put on board
 5 X   |      and lose themselves in an iron receptacle of cylindrical
 6 X   |  placed upon the bottom of the iron tank in the midst of the
 7 X   |        part of the cylindrical iron box with a scape-pipe, with
 8 XI  |   thousand and fifty pounds of iron, and nine thousand one hundred
 9 XVII|     would have done against an iron plate. The creature did
10 XXXV|     drum, and a clatter of old iron, which were very sweet,