Chapter
1 III | listening to me for ten minutes,” said the doctor, “you
2 IV | seventeen degrees twenty minutes west longitude.~On the 25th
3 IV | latitude two degrees thirty minutes.~He reached Kazeh, on his
4 V | in two degrees and thirty minutes, must extend also two degrees
5 XI | began to rise in a few minutes, so that the seamen had
6 XII | thirty-eight degrees twenty minutes east longitude, over the
7 XIII | atmosphere. I ask for only ten minutes, in order to dilate the
8 XIII | dilate the hydrogen.”~The ten minutes had scarcely elapsed ere
9 XIII | thirty-six degrees twenty minutes. The wind was blowing at
10 XIV | hot coals tell in a few minutes.”~“Oh! that won’t take long,”
11 XIV | without difficulty. A few minutes later, the Victoria slowly
12 XIV | where we must halt for a few minutes. I am going to renew the
13 XVI | thirty-two degrees forty minutes east longitude, and four
14 XVI | and four degrees seventeen minutes latitude. The atmospheric
15 XVI | thirty-two degrees forty minutes east longitude, and I should
16 XVII | twenty-nine degrees fifteen minutes east longitude, and three
17 XVII | and three degrees fifteen minutes south latitude. She passed
18 XVIII | latitude two degrees forty minutes below the equator, or at
19 XVIII | in one degree forty-five minutes south latitude, and at one
20 XVIII | desert island in thirty minutes south latitude, and thirty-two
21 XVIII | thirty-two degrees fifty-two minutes east longitude, about twenty
22 XVIII | toward two degrees forty minutes north latitude. Lofty mountains
23 XVIII | expanded, and in less than ten minutes the balloon was soaring
24 XVIII | of our countrymen.”~Ten minutes more, and the balloon was
25 XX | pursued them for a few minutes; but, at length, borne away
26 XX | and four degrees twenty minutes north latitude, after a
27 XXII | of the gas. For about ten minutes it remained floating in
28 XXII | twenty-four degrees fifteen minutes east longitude, and four
29 XXII | and four degrees forty-two minutes north latitude, and four
30 XXII | and four degrees forty-two minutes north latitude. In front
31 XXIII | twenty-two degrees twenty-three minutes east longitude, and four
32 XXIII | four degrees fifty-five minutes north latitude.~Then, casting
33 XXIII | of hydrogen came in a few minutes, and the gas dilated; but
34 XXVI | nineteen degrees thirty-five minutes east longitude, and six
35 XXVI | and six degrees fifty-one minutes north latitude, or nearly
36 XXVI | no answer, and in a few minutes they got back to the car,
37 XXVII | followed suit, and for some minutes nothing was heard but the
38 XXVIII | went out and returned a few minutes later with a raw steak,
39 XXVIII | fifteen degrees forty-three minutes east longitude, and eight
40 XXVIII | eight degrees thirty-two minutes north latitude.~Kennedy
41 XXXII | doctor’s only remark.~Ten minutes later, the flock had come
42 XXXV | more. Thus passed a few minutes of unspeakable anguish,
43 XXXV | swampy ooze, and in a few minutes he was buried to his waist.~“
44 XXXVI | raised his glass, and a few minutes later he exclaimed:~“They
45 XXXVI | blow-pipe.~“But how?”~“In five minutes we shall be within fifty
46 XXXVIII| four degrees fifty-five minutes east longitude, after having
47 XXXVIII| passed two degrees twenty minutes east longitude, and during
48 XL | Wait a little, Joe. In ten minutes that cloud will have arrived
49 XL | foliage and verdure. Fifteen minutes later, the mass resumed
50 XLI | over the aeronauts.~“In ten minutes,” said the doctor to himself, “
51 XLIII | In the lapse of fifteen minutes the Victoria was only one
52 XLIII | at full speed.~“In twenty minutes they will be here!” said
53 XLIII | more grass, Joe! In ten minutes we shall have her full of
54 XLIII | answered together.~In about ten minutes a few jerking motions by
55 XLIII | yawning below them.~Ten minutes later, and without having
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