Chapter

 1 I      |       memory, in alphabetical order, a good old English way
 2 II     |     of Lyons received a heavy order for the silk required for
 3 III    |     your preparations in fine order.” And so saying, the gallant
 4 IV     |      that is to say, that, in order to approach it, the explorer
 5 V      |      doctor’s wishes; but, in order to still put off the journey,
 6 V      |     that he was killed at the order of the King of Wadai; but
 7 VII    | solicitude.~At the outset, in order not to give the balloon
 8 IX     | continued Captain Bennet, “in order to reach them, you must
 9 X      |      mounts nor descends.~“In order, then, to effect an ascent,
10 X      |      an average, then, and in order to keep myself at a very
11 XII    |    opposite Mount Duthumi; in order to pass, it had to ascend
12 XIII   |      for only ten minutes, in order to dilate the hydrogen.”~
13 XIII   |   work to a certain degree in order to retain sufficient ascensional
14 XV     |      forth, without regard to order—indeed, we may say, in charming
15 XVII   |       to setting his notes in order. He made a very accurate
16 XVIII  |     go up a little, first, in order to get an exact idea of
17 XIX    | toward the northwest, and, in order to avoid Mount Longwek,
18 XXI    | consists in the fact that, in order to descend after that, I
19 XXI    |     the arms were put in good order.~“Very good!” said the doctor. “
20 XXII   |       cylinder!”~The doctor’s order was executed. An almost
21 XXII   |   entering the mission of the order of priesthood of which St.
22 XXIV   |       a higher range, but, in order to do so, he would have
23 XXVI   |   decomposed in pure loss, in order to sustain him in the air?
24 XXX    | doctor lowered the balloon in order to get a better look at
25 XXXI   |      should have to ascend in order to escape some sudden danger,
26 XXXII  |   houses, laid out in regular order; on the other, is huddled
27 XXXIII |       upon this difference in order to rearrange his equilibrium.
28 XXXIII |      When they seemed in good order, Kennedy, who was perfectly
29 XXXVIII|     tendency to sink, and, in order to keep our elevation, I
30 XL     |   even the standing crops, in order to arrest the progress of
31 XLI    |    who was interested in this order, climbed up on the circle
32 XLII   |     with the balloon, and, in order to do that, we must still
33 XLIII  |   diverge to the northward in order to pass this obstacle.~The
34 XLIV   |     be master and servant, in order to become bosom friends.~