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 1 1,2|       engineer to manufacture some powder and one or two fowling-pieces;
 2 1,2|        stain the earth with blood. Powder is but a thing of yesterday,
 3 1,4|    saltpeter. coal and sulphur for powder, mercury and nitric acid
 4 1,6|            Harding be able to make powder to blow up the mine? Isn'
 5 1,6|        captain, that you will make powder the very day we want it?" ~
 6 1,6|        either with pickaxe or with powder, so as to effect a sufficient
 7 1,7|          wall to be opened without powder, and with imperfect instruments?
 8 1,7|           tenfold that of ordinary powder, and which has already caused
 9 1,8|        guncotton, or even ordinary powder, as we have azotic acid,
10 2,2|             4 sabers, 2 barrels of powder, each containing twenty-five
11 2,3|         some cartridges. As to the powder, of which there was about
12 2,8|            measures to replace the powder and shot which had been
13 2,8|          up this deficiency. As to powder, Cyrus Harding would have
14 2,8|        four times that of ordinary powder. ~To make pyroxyle, the
15 2,0|              And it will spare the powder and shot," rejoined Cyrus
16 2,4|           shelf, stood a barrel of powder, still untouched, a barrel
17 2,4|       Granite House. The supply of powder and shot is also most important." ~"
18 2,5|            barrels, containing the powder and shot, as well as the
19 2,5|          for substituting ordinary powder. ~When the unloading of
20 3,2|          There would be no want of powder in a vessel which followed
21 3,3|            are amply provided with powder and shot, we need not spare
22 3,4|         Ayrton had set fire to the powder!" returned Pencroft, throwing
23 3,4| disappeared, reduced, no doubt, to powder, but also the ribs, the
24 3,4|       might be saved, and that the powder, which is usually enclosed
25 3,4|     compelled him to economize his powder. ~In fact, on the night
26 3,5|           employ, not the ordinary powder, the supply of which, I
27 3,5|      proportion to the quantity of powder used. In the fabrication
28 3,5|        four times that of ordinary powder: the projectile to be fired
29 3,0|       House, and reduced them to a powder, which was administered
30 3,1|          hundred grains of a white powder, a few particles of which
31 3,1|     pre-eminent antifebrile. ~This powder must be administered to
32 3,8|     leaving behind an incandescent powder. This was accompanied by