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"
Hurrah
!
hurrah
!
"
cried
J.
T.
Matson
;
"
what
an
ingenious
fellow
!
what
a
splendid
idea
!
Indeed
,
my
good
friends
,
we
shall
not
forget
you
!
"
"
I
shall
reckon
upon
you
!
Then
,
you
see
,
we
shall
receive
news
regularly
from
the
earth
,
and
we
shall
indeed
be
stupid
if
we
hit
upon
no
plan
for
communicating
with
our
good
friends
here
!
"
These
words
inspired
such
confidence
,
that
Michel
Ardan
carried
all
the
Gun
Club
with
him
in
his
enthusiasm
.
What
he
said
seemed
so
simple
and
so
easy
,
so
sure
of
success
,
that
none
could
be
so
sordidly
attached
to
this
earth
as
to
hesitate
to
follow
the
three
travelers
on
their
lunar
expedition
.
All
being
ready
at
last
,
it
remained
to
place
the
projectile
in
the
Columbiad
,
an
operation
abundantly
accompanied
by
dangers
and
difficulties
.
The
enormous
shell
was
conveyed
to
the
summit
of
Stones
Hill
.
There
,
powerful
cranes
raised
it
,
and
held
it
suspended
over
the
mouth
of
the
cylinder
.
It
was
a
fearful
moment
!
What
if
the
chains
should
break
under
its
enormous
weight
?
The
sudden
fall
of
such
a
body
would
inevitably
cause
the
gun-cotton
to
explode
!
Fortunately
this
did
not
happen
;
and
some
hours
later
the
projectile-vehicle
descended
gently
into
the
heart
of
the
cannon
and
rested
on
its
couch
of
pyroxyle
,
a
veritable
bed
of
explosive
eider-down
.
Its
pressure
had
no
result
,
other
than
the
more
effectual
ramming
down
of
the
charge
in
the
Columbiad
.
"
I
have
lost
,
"
said
the
captain
,
who
forthwith
paid
President
Barbicane
the
sum
of
three
thousand
dollars
Barbicane
did
not
wish
to
accept
the
money
from
one
of
his
fellow-travelers
,
but
gave
way
at
last
before
the
determination
of
Nicholl
,
who
wished
before
leaving
the
earth
to
fulfill
all
his
engagements
.
