Chapter

 1 III  |          you expect to mount and descend at pleasure, you cannot
 2 III  |        of gas.”~“And yet you can descend when you please?”~“I shall
 3 III  |       when you please?”~“I shall descend when I please.”~“And how
 4 VII  |          to be let off, so as to descend, that which was in the outer
 5 VIII |      balloon—if I can ascend and descend at will, I shall stop when
 6 IX   |    throwing out ballast; you can descend only after letting off gas,
 7 X    |         the doctor, “to rise and descend at will, without losing
 8 X    |        of no importance to me to descend rapidly, while, on the other
 9 X    | twenty-six days.~“Well, as I can descend when I please, to replenish
10 XII  |         thereupon, determined to descend a little nearer to the ground.
11 XV   |         in that respect. I shall descend, and Joe will go with me,
12 XVI  |       not moving an inch! Let us descend!”~“But the tempest!” said
13 XVI  |    orders in a moment.~“Shall we descend?” said Kennedy.~“No! the
14 XVI  |    inflammable gas!”~“But let us descend, then! let us descend!”
15 XVI  |         us descend, then! let us descend!” urged Kennedy.~“The risk
16 XVIII|    conversation.”~“Nevertheless, descend I must,” said the doctor, “
17 XVIII|       Indispensable; and we will descend, even if we have to do so
18 XVIII| explorers from the north. Let us descend with great care.”~And, upon
19 XIX  |      burn quietly, and we should descend little by little. A similar
20 XXI  |       the fact that, in order to descend after that, I should have
21 XXIII|     burying the body, decided to descend into a ravine, in the midst
22 XXIII|        now impossible for him to descend, except by releasing a quantity
23 XXVI |        gas, when he had again to descend. But the gas in his balloon
24 XIX  |         Ferguson was in haste to descend; the covering of the balloon
25 XLIX |       launched upon the river to descend to Timbuctoo. Eight hundred
26 XLI  |         nothing to do now but to descend. That was easy enough, so
27 XLI  |         ground.”~“But can we not descend?” asked Kennedy.~“To what
28 XLIII|      Kennedy. “The balloon can’t descend without your permission,
29 XLIII|          they will succeed if we descend much farther. We must, absolutely,