Chapter

 1 III  |        If I feel too hot, I can ascend; if too cold, I can come
 2 IV   |         that he had resolved to ascend at the island of Zanzibar.
 3 V    |         with resignation.~“Now, ascend the course of the Nile.”~“
 4 V    | expedition; their mission is to ascend the lake and return to Gondokoro;
 5 VIII |   master of my balloon—if I can ascend and descend at will, I shall
 6 IX   |   currents. In proportion as we ascend, the latter become much
 7 IX   |       please?”~“Because you can ascend only by throwing out ballast;
 8 X    |         which will enable me to ascend more rapidly still, when
 9 XI   |         a Christian, who was to ascend into the air, was received
10 XII  |        order to pass, it had to ascend to a height of more than
11 XIII |       be exact, we are going to ascend to an elevation of five
12 XVI  |        I shall then endeavor to ascend toward the presumed latitudes
13 XVI  | longitude, and I should like to ascend directly north of the equator.”~“
14 XVI  |   latter, however, continued to ascend, while the lightning described
15 XXI  |         measures so that we can ascend rapidly at a moment’s warning.”~“
16 XXI  |       in case we should want to ascend suddenly.”~“How do you expect
17 XXII |      The doctor had expected to ascend rapidly, but, contrary to
18 XXV  |      untried; therefore, let us ascend!”~And with this, the doctor
19 XXVII|        balloon at once began to ascend.~“It was high time!” said
20 XXX  |         for having attempted to ascend a sacred mountain in the
21 XXXI |         Victoria should have to ascend in order to escape some
22 XXXII|         disquieted, resolved to ascend so as to escape this dangerous