Chapter

 1 VII   |      find out what would be the ascensional force of a balloon capable
 2 VII   | atmosphere that constitutes the ascensional force of the former.~However,
 3 VII   |      keep them both at an equal ascensional force.~After having pondered
 4 X     |         which will increase its ascensional power by 160 pounds. This
 5 X     |        cubic feet more, and its ascensional force will be augmented
 6 XI    |    England!”~At this moment the ascensional force of the balloon increased
 7 XIII  |     balloon took a very decided ascensional movement. Besides, the dilation
 8 XIII  |      order to retain sufficient ascensional force in the balloon to
 9 XIV   |   balloon, gradually losing its ascensional force, approached the ground;
10 XV    |       as to secure a sufficient ascensional force for the balloon. The
11 XV    |       the balloon—thanks to its ascensional force—shot up higher into
12 XVII  |    height of the ground and the ascensional force of the balloon, our
13 XXIII |       herself balanced, and her ascensional force insufficient to raise
14 XIX   |        gave the balloon a fresh ascensional force of nearly sixteen
15 XXXIII|       in the first balloon, the ascensional force at his disposal was
16 XXXIII|    spiral had been injured.~The ascensional force of the new balloon
17 XLI   |      since I cannot augment the ascensional force of the balloon, even
18 XLII  |      very exactly the amount of ascensional force left to us, and it