Chapter

 1 Pre  |    science. The members of the Gun Club, a circle of artillerymen
 2 Pre  |        of the Observatory, the gun destined to launch the projectile
 3 Pre  |       principal members of the Gun Club, President Barbicane,
 4 Pre  |     position and nature of the gun, and the quality and quantity
 5 Pre  |       pounds. Second, that the gun should be a Columbiad cast
 6 Pre  |       the Rocky Mountains, the Gun Club had a gigantic telescope
 7 Pre  |     honorable secretary of the Gun Club wished himself to observe
 8 I    | projectile, at the bottom of a gun 900 feet long! And under
 9 II   |    raised the president of the Gun Club and laid him on the
10 VII  |    certainly. A ball without a gun!”~“The gun,” replied Barbicane, “
11 VII  |      ball without a gun!”~“The gun,” replied Barbicane, “can
12 VII  |       greater than that of our gun would suffice to send a
13 VII  |         all the members of the Gun Club, and they will be well
14 IX   |  already been rammed into each gun. They had, then, nothing
15 IX   |        perpendicularity of the gun was exact, its direction
16 X    |       moon in the mouth of the gun. A straight line drawn through
17 XVIII|       in the projectile of the Gun Club, after having founded
18 XIX  |        ram the gunner into the gun. My faith! fine savants!
19 XIX  |   should the projectile of the Gun Club escape this natural
20 XIX  |      more their friends of the Gun Club, and the dearest of
21 XX   |       ardent supporters of the Gun Club, who had married an
22 XXI  |      was the projectile of the Gun Club. As to the travelers
23 XXI  |        give information to the Gun Club of the projectile’s
24 XXI  |      the vice-president of the Gun Club, Baltimore; the third
25 XXI  |        of the question. At the Gun Club there was an explosion.
26 XXI  |     formed in the bosom of the Gun Club. On one side were those
27 XXI  |    case, it was decided in the Gun Club that Blomsberry brothers,
28 XXI  |      the vice-president of the Gun Club, and the sub-director
29 XXI  |        the bursting of his pet gun, which had more than once
30 XXI  |      that the secretary of the Gun Club had started soon after
31 XXI  |        of the secretary of the Gun Club constituted a permanent
32 XXI  |     side; the secretary of the Gun Club maintaining for the
33 XXI  |     imprudent secretary of the Gun Club.~He reappeared at the
34 XXI  |        as their friends of the Gun Club, they arrived at San
35 XXII |  placed at the disposal of the Gun Club by the Government of
36 XXII |      who had subscribed to the Gun Club was directly interested
37 XXII |       and the delegates of the Gun Club, were already in their
38 XXII |        of the delegates of the Gun Club. Then there was a moment
39 XXII |       and the delegates of the Gun Club were mounted on the
40 XXIII|       and the delegates of the Gun Club, returning without
41 XXIII|        his two companions, the Gun Club decided upon giving
42 XXIII|       Maston, secretary of the Gun Club. The carriage was reserved