A Floating City, and The Blockade RunnersVerne, Jules
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A Floating City, and The Blockade Runners
Verne, Jules
Great Eastern (Steamship) -- Fiction; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Blockades -- Fiction
119.2b upper deck I reached the upper[-]deck,
126.3 a head charge 10,000 francs a[]head
127.13 homogeneity owing to the perfect [homogenity]
134.20 Mac Elwin Captain [McElwin] is one of
144.31 upper deck at the end of the upper[-]deck,
146.13 shore boats masts and shore[-]boats, hanging from
150.18 1772 have lived in [1172], or even in 1824
154.31 rope-ladder A rope[ ]ladder was thrown over
157.9 main-mast from the [mainmast]; these arrangements
165.21 statistician Cockburn, the [statician], who had
166.3 statistician And the [statician] left me
169.12 Montmartre the Boulevard [Montmatre] of Paris
186.3 Trenton Tren[d]on (New Jersey)
198.24 500 horse-power 500[-]horse[ ]power, were from
204.35 Wilmington Orleans, Wil[l]mington, and Savannah
204.36 Charleston going straight to Charlesto[w]n
205.4 Charleston Charlesto[w]n is overwhelmed
216.27 some so[ ]me incomprehensible words
217.35 fore-mast the main on the fore[]mast.
219.9 fore-mast from the fore[]mast!
246.7 lighthouse “Charleston light[-]house!”
249.28 ahead could go a[-]head without any
249.29 was Once his ship [was] safely in the
250.1 Pinckney Pickney Castle
268.21 main-mast-head placed at the [mainmast-head]
271.36 Halliburtt citadel, replied Mr. Halliburt[t]
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