Chapter

 1 I   | hermetically enclosed in their metal prison, were plunged in
 2 II  |   projectile nothing now but a metal coffin, bearing three corpses
 3 II  |     have been reflected on the metal walls, which reflection
 4 VI  |        after having struck the metal plate; it is its motion
 5 XV  |     reserved for them in their metal prison which was bearing
 6 XVII|         which soon pierced the metal walls. The glass resumed
 7 XXI |      while below them opened a metal well terminated by the metallic
 8 XXI |   imprudently leaning over the metal tube, had disappeared in
 9 XXI |       T. Maston, caught by his metal hook, was holding on by
10 XXII|    miles under the ocean, this metal prison defied every effort