Chapter

 1 I     |       then, standing erect and motionless, he, with a determined glance,
 2 VIII  |      for the balloon is always motionless with reference to the air
 3 IX    |        atmosphere, and remains motionless with reference to the element
 4 XIV   |  shrubbery, while Joe remained motionless where he was. The former,
 5 XIV   |     where the balloon remained motionless. The night was magnificent,
 6 XIV   |       and the balloon remained motionless.~It must not be supposed
 7 XVI   |        clock the Victoria hung motionless over Msene, an extensive
 8 XVII  |        and the balloon resting motionless over the body of the dead
 9 XXI   |    thus liberated, hung almost motionless in the air.~In the mean
10 XXII  |     balloon was hanging almost motionless, stood in the centre of
11 XXII  |       remained there perfectly motionless.~“What holds us?” he asked,
12 XXIII |      doctor, however, remained motionless, and lost in his reflections.
13 XXIV  |      change was visible in the motionless sky.~To the tranquil night
14 XXV   |     Joe stood there, perfectly motionless, the very picture of amazement.~“
15 XXVI  |    equilibrium, and absolutely motionless.~The weight of the three
16 XXVII | Ferguson and Kennedy lay there motionless, the resistless longing
17 XXVIII|     fair. The balloon remained motionless, without any oscillation
18 XXX   |    hour later the balloon hung motionless about two hundred feet from
19 XXX   |       as they were, completely motionless, and lost not a detail of
20 XXX   |       up their minds to remain motionless at the distance of but three
21 XXXV  |       solemnity.~Joe, entirely motionless and even holding his breath,