Chapter

 1 VII    |         would be the ascensional force of a balloon capable of
 2 VII    |      constitutes the ascensional force of the former.~However,
 3 VII    |          at an equal ascensional force.~After having pondered the
 4 IX     |    motive power of extraordinary force, and almost impossible lightness
 5 IX     |          the inequality of their force. Therefore, these zones
 6 X      |        heat applied. If, then, I force the temperature 18 degrees,
 7 X      |        more, and its ascensional force will be augmented by 1,600
 8 XI     |         oppose their doing so by force. Nothing is so blind as
 9 XI     |     excited fancies with intense force at this parting moment.
10 XI     |      this moment the ascensional force of the balloon increased
11 XIII   |    retain sufficient ascensional force in the balloon to keep it
12 XIV    | gradually losing its ascensional force, approached the ground;
13 XIV    |          doctor preferred not to force the dilation, and so adroitly
14 XV     |         a sufficient ascensional force for the balloon. The anchor
15 XV     |        thanks to its ascensional force—shot up higher into the
16 XVI    |        those perils avoided, the force of the tempest might hurl
17 XVII   |       ground and the ascensional force of the balloon, our aeronaut
18 XXIII  |    balanced, and her ascensional force insufficient to raise her.~
19 XXIV   |      come with him almost by the force alone of friendship and
20 XXVII  |           There was such fearful force in the cry that Kennedy
21 XXVIII |      Victoria was bending to the force of the hurricane, and dragging
22 XXVIII |          the oasis bowing to the force of the hurricane, and soon,
23 XIX    |       upon the balloon with such force as to throw it over on its
24 XIX    |      balloon a fresh ascensional force of nearly sixteen hundred
25 XXXI   |     expeditions had been able to force their way.~The doctor strove
26 XXXIII |         balloon, the ascensional force at his disposal was now
27 XXXIII |         injured.~The ascensional force of the new balloon was then
28 XXXIII |   between two low mountains. The force of the wind carried the
29 XXXV   |          through which he had to force his way, are thickly studded;
30 XXXVIII|         Major Laing’s destiny to force his way across the desert
31 XLIX   |       Gas, my boy; the ascending force of the balloon is evidently
32 XLI    |          augment the ascensional force of the balloon, even with
33 XLII   |        the amount of ascensional force left to us, and it is sufficient