Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII  |      the yards, the report of a gun failing to dislodge them,
2        I,  XIII |       to the reduct, whence the gun’s mouth projected over a
3        I,  XIII |         of the proceedings. The gun was maneuvered in strict
4        I,  XIII | artillery.~Twenty times had the gun been fired, and it was on
5        I,  XIII |       with powder and ball, the gun was raised to an angle of
6        I,  XIII |        of another and a distant gun in answer to their own?
7        I,  XIII |    major; “she responded to our gun.”~“It is to be hoped,” muttered
8        I,  XVIII|        noise of the report of a gun could be plainly distinguished.~
9        I,  XVIII|      Ben Zoof was seen running, gun in hand, towards the shore;