Chapter

 1 VII  |      three thoroughly tested iron anchors, and a light but strong
 2 VII  |                            280 "~ Anchors, instruments, awnings,~
 3 VIII |          and its accessories, the anchors, the cords, the supplies,
 4 VIII |       began to roar; at five, the anchors were weighed, and the Resolute,
 5 XI   |         the cylindrical case.~The anchors, the cordage, the instruments,
 6 XII  |         was much less abrupt. The anchors were thrown out from the
 7 XIII |         nearer to the ground; the anchors were thrown out, and one
 8 XIV  |           try. Joe, throw out the anchors!”~The balloon, gradually
 9 XIV  |        approached the ground; the anchors ran along until, at last,
10 XV   | approached the ground, one of the anchors lodged in the top of a tree
11 XVII |   cylinder was moderated, and the anchors, flung out from the car,
12 XVII |       away with joyous cries. The anchors plunged into this lake of
13 XIX  |          The doctor threw out his anchors and made fast to the top
14 XXXI |        But how?”~“With one of our anchors. It would have been a hook
15 XXXII|        the north of the lake. The anchors caught in a low tree and
16 XLI  |       time enough. Throw out your anchors, Joe!”~Joe immediately obeyed,
17 XLI  |   immediately obeyed, and the two anchors dangled below the balloon.~“
18 XLI  |         came to a sharp halt. Her anchors had caught, and, the wind
19 XLII |         pounds, including the two anchors which I desire to keep.”~“