Chapter

 1 II  |          plates of the right-hand scuttle gave way under the pressure
 2 II  | lenticular glass which closed the scuttle appeared. A similar one
 3 II  |       window to open the opposite scuttle, his attention was attracted
 4 V   |            The bolts of the right scuttle, the opening of which measured
 5 VI  |         down, he went to the side scuttle; and suddenly they heard
 6 VI  |     launch into space through the scuttle? What enjoyment it would
 7 VII |            In looking through the scuttle Barbicane saw the specter
 8 XIV |           at a loss. “We open the scuttle rapidly; throw out the instrument;
 9 XIV |         was followed. Through the scuttle rapidly opened, Nicholl
10 XIV |         more easily drawn up. The scuttle had not been opened more
11 XV  |          companions rushed to the scuttle. What a sight! What pen
12 XV  |          the projectile. Its left scuttle was even cracked by a violent
13 XVI |          of them abandoning their scuttle, the glass of which was
14 XIX |           Barbicane, quitting his scuttle, turned to his two companions.
15 XXII|          it had been broken. This scuttle was actually five feet above