Chapter

 1 I     |          this soldier’s life had not exactly suited him; caring but little
 2 III   |             exist between two beings exactly alike.~But, if they possessed
 3 III   |         tried it!”~“But trying it is exactly what you ought not to attempt.”~“
 4 V     |           fact that, without knowing exactly why himself, he had sent
 5 V     |             hints produced an effect exactly opposite to what was desired
 6 V     |               On foot or on mules.”~“Exactly the same, so far as I am
 7 VI    |           Every thing he thought was exactly right; every thing he said,
 8 VI    |                 Dick, I want to know exactly how much you weigh,’ you’
 9 X     |            displaces a weight of air exactly equal to that of the envelope
10 XVI   |          find ourselves to-morrow in exactly the same place.”~“Good-night,
11 XVII  |           his grasp.~“He’s taking us exactly to where we want to go,
12 XVII  |             that the hydrogen was in exactly the same quantity as before.
13 XXI   |            below us, and, as I don’t exactly know where the wind has
14 XXV   |          aeronauts. It was following exactly the same route as the Victoria.~“
15 XXV   |             were instantaneously and exactly repeated.~“It is merely
16 XXVII |                repeated Joe, without exactly knowing what it meant.~“
17 XXXI  | queer-looking beast. It doesn’t look exactly natural to get away into
18 XXXII |           dozen of them.”~“Fourteen, exactly!” said Joe.~“Heaven grant
19 XXXIII|              time, and bore him back exactly to his starting-point, on
20 XXXVI |      something going on that I can’t exactly explain. By the efforts
21 XLIX  |            for it, on a pinch?”~“Not exactly, Joe; but don’t be alarmed:
22 XLII  |            lighten up.”~“But I don’t exactly see how we can do that?”
23 XLII  |               I have calculated very exactly the amount of ascensional
24 XLIII |         dismounting a few of them.”~“Exactly,” said the doctor; “but