Chapter

 1 IV     | various expeditions that had ascended the Nile could never manage
 2 V      | course of the Nile.”~“I have ascended it,” replied the Scotchman,
 3 VIII   |      company with Mackenzie, ascended the river Rovoonia. The
 4 XII    |    moderate, and the balloon ascended almost perpendicularly to
 5 XII    |    sportsman, as the balloon ascended; “the reflection of the
 6 XIV    |   later, the Victoria slowly ascended and soared away to the eastward,
 7 XVI    |      and swung, but steadily ascended, and, ere the hour was over,
 8 XVII   |   discover Lake Ukereoue, he ascended more to the eastward in
 9 XVIII  |   the traveller who farthest ascended the current of the Nile.”~“
10 XXII   |   upper night; a torrid heat ascended to the car, and Dr. Ferguson
11 XXIV   |    and its heat. The balloon ascended, and, after several ineffectual
12 XXVI   |     the water, he might have ascended by throwing out ballast,
13 XIX    |   steamer Pleiad has already ascended as far as the town of Yola.
14 XXXVIII|   her radiance. The Victoria ascended to a height of five hundred
15 XXXVIII|   deserts of Senegambia, and ascended as far as the country of
16 XLI    | separated.”~The Victoria had ascended some hundred and twenty
17 XLIII  | their comrades.~The Victoria ascended once more, and made some
18 XLIII  |   balloon, which had at once ascended nearly eight hundred feet.