Chapter
1 III | in such manner as to be certain that my balloon will not
2 V | construction of his balloon, with certain modifications; in regard
3 V | sent to Edinburgh for a certain selection of heavy clothing,
4 V | any happier?—Were folks certain that civilization had not
5 VIII | bullets, did not exceed a certain weight prescribed by the
6 X | of Manoeuvring.—Success certain.~“The attempt has often
7 X | as I have said, I have a certain quantity of ballast, which
8 XI | each of them received a certain accurately-ascertained quantity
9 XIII | thermometer indicated a certain diminution of temperature.
10 XIII | its jagged pinnacles at a certain height. If my chart be exact,
11 XIII | his cylinder at work to a certain degree in order to retain
12 XIV | necessary to sustain it by a certain dilation of the gas. But,
13 XIV | Ferguson waited for Joe with a certain feeling of impatience, for
14 XVII | immense prairie, that, from a certain height, looked like a shaven
15 XVIII | sea. By the appearance of certain long swells that followed
16 XVIII | that flow out of it. I am certain that the Nile must here
17 XVIII | the north?”~“We shall have certain, irrefutable, convincing,
18 XXI | to make his escape in a certain direction that we’d agree
19 XXI | at a given moment, I am certain to rise with great rapidity.”~“
20 XXV | said Joe, pointing to a certain quarter of the sky.~“By
21 XXVII | had not taken notice of certain large footprints and fresh
22 XXVIII | suggested Kennedy.~“You may be certain, Dick, that they would take
23 XXX | had been blowing with a certain degree of strength, was
24 XXXI | fit for drinking, with a certain carbonate-of-soda flavor.~
25 XXXVI | of following.”~“Are you certain of that, Dick?”~“Oh! yes,
26 XXXVIII| gutta-percha, I can observe a certain loss of gas. It don’t amount
27 XLI | still below the level of certain broken masses of rock, against
28 XLII | forest so as to be the more certain of burning us up.”~“The
29 XLIII | they think that they are certain to take us,” replied the
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