Chapter

 1 I     |         well at least—of that he felt assured. But of one thing
 2 I     | continued marvellously sound. He felt at ease in the midst of
 3 III   |        with fear, for he already felt himself swinging aloft in
 4 V     |    slightly moved. In fine, Dick felt that the doctor was slipping
 5 V     |          terror: when asleep, he felt oscillations that made his
 6 VI    |       such profound faith as Joe felt in the doctor, it is not
 7 VIII  |       mess-room. These young men felt an intense interest in the
 8 XII   |        southward, but the doctor felt no concern on that score,
 9 XIII  |          hour, but the aeronauts felt nothing of this increased
10 XIII  |      verified. Kennedy no longer felt a single shiver of the fever,
11 XIII  |       The doctor and his friends felt themselves in a very anomalous
12 XVI   |        will not be very severely felt. But the moral of all this
13 XVI   |        clear; but the atmosphere felt close and dull.~The aeronauts
14 XVII  |        at once a sharp shock was felt—the anchor had caught in
15 XVIII |    August, 1858.~Samuel Ferguson felt real emotion: he was almost
16 XXII  |     suppress his emotion, for he felt that this life now in his
17 XXIV  |          seen, and the aeronauts felt that, ere long, an immensity
18 XXV   |       and he kept silent, for he felt that, from this moment forth,
19 XXVI  |      thirst began to be severely felt; brandy, far from appeasing
20 XXVI  |         Once in rapid motion, he felt his spirits greatly cheered,
21 XXVI  |   reckless explorer that he was, felt himself at last seized with
22 XXVII |          was thinking of it, and felt himself drawn toward them;
23 XXVII |        them, the unfortunate men felt their limbs gradually drying
24 XXVII |     hesitated, although he still felt a fleeting pang of regret.
25 XXVII |       gazed, and hoped, and even felt refreshed by the breath
26 XXVIII|       pictured in his dreams; he felt himself at home; his master
27 XIX   |         meat was beginning to be felt; but the savage customs
28 XXXII |   besides, a little air could be felt over this vast expanse of
29 XXXII |           intrepid as they were, felt the large tears streaming
30 XXXIII|        in that direction, for he felt that he was being thrown
31 XXXIV |    hearts of these two men; they felt strong in the same inspiration.
32 XXXV  |  noiselessly as possible when he felt himself seized by the arm
33 XXXV  |    before him; they howled; they felt him; they became even annoyingly
34 XXXV  |         judge of the loathing he felt when he saw what species
35 XXXV  |        with huge round eyes. Joe felt his stomach revolt at the
36 XXXV  |      acts, and, nevertheless, he felt within him a strength superior
37 XXXV  |          desperate struggles, he felt himself sinking gradually
38 XXXV  |         which he might cling! He felt that all was over! His eyes
39 XXXVII|          very naturally! I never felt better in my life! Nothing
40 XXXVII|         sir? Do you think that I felt easy in my mind about you,
41 XL    |      wearing out, and the doctor felt it failing him. However,
42 XLII  |       solitude makes more keenly felt, and during which vague
43 XLII  |   manoevred it boldly because he felt sure of it.~Under the influence