Chapter

 1 III    |         the Thibet, the doctor had remained nearly two years without
 2 III    |        making no reply to this. He remained absorbed in his own reflections,
 3 IV     |          to the frontier, where he remained for thirty-three days in
 4 XI     |          up to that moment, he had remained with the numerous phalanx
 5 XI     |          their ceremonies, the sky remained clear and beautiful, and
 6 XII    |            imprecations while they remained in sight.~At noon, the doctor,
 7 XII    |           agility. The balloon now remained perfectly at rest sheltered
 8 XIV    |            of shrubbery, while Joe remained motionless where he was.
 9 XIV    |            feet, where the balloon remained motionless. The night was
10 XIV    |            a rock, and the balloon remained motionless.~It must not
11 XVI    |           blankets, and the doctor remained alone in the immensity of
12 XVII   |           before. The covering had remained completely waterproof.~It
13 XVIII  |          calm toward evening, they remained quietly at anchor. They
14 XVIII  |           secret which has so long remained impenetrable. Near as we
15 XIX    |       orifice of the balloon still remained hermetically sealed.~“That
16 XXII   |           For about ten minutes it remained floating in the midst of
17 XXII   |           some three or four feet, remained there perfectly motionless.~“
18 XXII   |         Toward evening the balloon remained stationary in the midst
19 XXII   |          taken in ill part, and he remained a prisoner to one of the
20 XXIII  |         tomb.~The doctor, however, remained motionless, and lost in
21 XXIV   |          lack of water! But, there remained only three gallons in all!
22 XXIV   | intolerable. Two gallons only then remained to supply the cylinder.
23 XXIV   |     considerable time, the balloon remained immovable in the leaden
24 XXVI   |        Scarcely two pints of water remained, and that was heated. Each
25 XXVI   |          miles; his starting-point remained fatally right below him,
26 XXVI   |          consequently, the balloon remained in perfect equilibrium,
27 XXVI   |         slept. On the morrow there remained only half a pint of water,
28 XXVII  |            a syllable.~There still remained a few drops of water. Each
29 XXVIII |      obstinately fair. The balloon remained motionless, without any
30 XXX    |        noise ceased. The aeronauts remained as they were, completely
31 XXXV   |   confident reliance on his master remained undiminished. Great energy
32 XXXVII |          the day, and the Victoria remained quietly at the top of the
33 XXXVII |       easily conquered by fatigue, remained at his post.~In about three
34 XXXVIII|       country, only eleven persons remained alive of the forty Europeans
35 XLI    |       falling as dusk came on, she remained motionlessly suspended above
36 XLIV   |         doctor and his devoted Joe remained the same men that we have