Chapter

 1 VI   |       Joe!”~“But, then, you’re coming with us!”~“Oh! certainly,”
 2 VIII | descending from the north, and coming from the west, would cross
 3 XII  |       saw.~The rays of the sun coming to the aid of the heating
 4 XII  |       the car and one of them, coming in contact with the branches
 5 XIV  |    would find no difficulty in coming down again with his balloon;
 6 XIV  |      to see anybody prevent my coming!”~It was now four o’clock
 7 XV   |      but they won’t be long in coming back, either through suspicion
 8 XV   |    approaching.~The latter was coming at full speed, surrounded
 9 XVI  |      can feel that something’s coming.”~“The atmosphere is saturated
10 XVIII|     your place, I wouldn’t try coming back again. I should be
11 XX   |      the Victoria, one of them coming close enough for Joe to
12 XXI  |      whispered.~“Yes, and it’s coming nearer.”~“Suppose it should
13 XXI  |     moments.~“Yes! something’s coming up toward us—climbing.”~“
14 XXIV |    reason. What was the use of coming so far to find scenery just
15 XXX  |        fire were ascending and coming up toward us!”~And, sure
16 XXXIV|       and level when they were coming, now seemed tossed and uneven,
17 XXXV |    lake, his first movement on coming to the surface was to raise
18 XXXV |       sufficiently so to avoid coming into contact with an enormous
19 XXXVI|     doctor, “another whirlwind coming to drive us back northward
20 XL   |      judge by yon cloud that’s coming up!”~“What! another cloud?”
21 XL   |        the incessant going and coming of the flat-bottomed boats
22 XLI  |        controlled. Evening was coming on rapidly, and, notwithstanding
23 XLIII|   currents, either going up or coming down. We are at the mercy