Chapter

 1 VII   |       sixty pounds for both.~The network that supported the car was
 2 VII   |           along with that of the network, did not exceed two hundred
 3 VII   |    balloon....... 510 "~ Car and network.................... 280 "~
 4 XI    |        balloon, covered with its network, undulated gracefully above
 5 XVI   |    skipping to and fro along the network of the balloon.~The latter
 6 XVIII |    distinguished an inextricable network of smaller streams which
 7 XXX   |       rockets, forming a regular network of fire.~“That’s really
 8 XXX   |          though enveloped with a network of fire.~The doctor dared
 9 XXXIII|        it from the meshes of the network. The tear made by the beaks
10 XLIX  |     passing over an inextricable network of channels, torrents, and
11 XLI   |      together the cordage of the network, and from that place easily
12 XLII  |      succeeded by the aid of the network, and in spite of the oscillations
13 XLIII |      reply; “we can cling to the network. There we can hang on in
14 XLIII |        escape. They clutched the network, as the doctor directed,
15 XLIII |       friends still clung to the network. They had been able to fasten
16 XLIII |         by the upper part of the network in the lofty branches of
17 XLIII |          let us take hold of the network, as we did before.”~“All
18 XLIII | travellers still clinging to its network; but it was doubtful whether
19 XLIV  |      clinging to the cordage and network of a balloon, and that the