Chapter

 1 VII   |           balloons were made of a strong but light Lyons silk, coated
 2 VII   |          the car was made of very strong hempen cord, and the two
 3 VII   |     separately, along with a very strong Buntzen electric battery.
 4 VII   |          anchors, and a light but strong silk ladder fifty feet in
 5 VIII  |         of the Thames, aiding the strong arms of the rowers, bore
 6 X     |        provided at intervals with strong jointings of india-rubber,
 7 X     |     closed at its two ends by two strong plates of the same metal.~“
 8 X     |       flame at least six times as strong as that of the large lamps
 9 XV    |      central African populations, strong, robust, well-made, and
10 XV    |       taste the latter species of strong beer, but his palate, although
11 XXI   |      position in a fork among the strong branches where the anchor
12 XXVII |       natural instinct proved too strong. He dragged himself toward
13 XXVII |         ll fight him. A man feels strong when only a fight’s in question.”~“
14 XIX   |           to halt in a current as strong as this? No, Dick; you must
15 XXXIII|  difficulty. They had to tear the strong silk away piece by piece,
16 XXXIV |          these two men; they felt strong in the same inspiration.
17 XXXV  |        shouted—but all in vain! A strong breeze was sweeping the
18 XXXVII|          sprang up again in quite strong, and moreover capricious
19 XLII  |       secured; but Kennedy was so strong, Joe so adroit, and the
20 XLII  | hermetically sealed by means of a strong ligature.~The Victoria,