Chapter

 1 IX    |     balloon, we must, at least, try to keep it in favorable
 2 XIII  |            I move that we don’t try it!” said Joe, in his droll
 3 XIII  |  gentlemen,” said Joe, “you may try their fall over again, if
 4 XIII  |         for Joe—and both of you try to bring back some nice
 5 XIV   |         cylinder, and so let us try to anchor somewhere.”~“There
 6 XIV   |     hunger.~“Never mind, let us try. Joe, throw out the anchors!”~
 7 XVI   |        worthy of it. Suppose we try it once!”~“No, my dear Dick;
 8 XVI   |    shall we do?”~“Well, we must try to get the balloon into
 9 XVII  |           commented Joe.~“We’ll try some conical balls behind
10 XVIII |       in your place, I wouldn’t try coming back again. I should
11 XIX   |      made, and so I am going to try to follow our route by one
12 XXI   |        and in the morning we’ll try to rescue him.”~“But how
13 XXXIII|          for Joe will assuredly try to reach the shore; and
14 XXXVII|       Still I advise him not to try it if he can keep out of
15 XXXVII| Timbuctoo!”~“Well, then, let us try to get as far as between
16 XLI   |         over a plan which we’ll try to put into execution; it
17 XLII  |       any harm.”~“But before we try that,” resumed the doctor, “