Chapter

 1 XII    | balloon, in a few moments, had descended to an altitude only three
 2 XII    |     range.~At eight o’clock it descended the farther slope, the acclivity
 3 XIII   |     longest.~The Victoria soon descended the slope opposite to the
 4 XIII   |     briskly out of the car and descended. Joe had swung himself down
 5 XV     |        a few moments, and then descended slowly, without deviating
 6 XV     |     travelling medicine-chest, descended to the ground, preceded
 7 XV     |     flame of his cylinder, and descended toward the ground. At twenty
 8 XVI    |    huge dome of clouds visibly descended, and the darkness became
 9 XVII   |      letting the gas contract, descended so as to get a more northerly
10 XXIII  |       and the Victoria quietly descended into the ravine.~As soon
11 XXV    |  doctor in perfect desperation descended toward the ground, and all
12 XXVI   |     shrinking together, gently descended to the sand, in the very
13 XXVII  |    hydrogen escape, and slowly descended, taking the ground at about
14 XXXI   |       its heart!”~The Victoria descended gradually, but still keeping
15 XXXVII |        the obscurity of night, descended about two miles above Aghades,
16 XXXVIII|     embarked on the river, and descended it, as far as Timbuctoo,
17 XLIX   |    long lines of falling rain, descended in a golden shower on the
18 XL     |       a sudden winter had just descended upon the earth and struck
19 XLIII  |        thus; the empty balloon descended slowly upon a tract almost
20 XLIII  |        three hapless aeronauts descended to the ground, and the doctor
21 XLIII  |  having exchanged a word, they descended gradually toward the other