Chapter

 1 XIV    |        that same day. They were moving at the rate of fourteen
 2 XVI    |       rarefied air. “We are not moving an inch! Let us descend!”~“
 3 XVI    |       all night whether we were moving forward or not, or in what
 4 XVI    |       to keep awake. We are not moving, and should circumstances
 5 XVII   |         cry!”~“Look! Why, we’re moving!”~“The anchor has slipped!”~“
 6 XVII   |        s the rock, then, that’s moving!”~An immense rustling was
 7 XX     |         steady current.~“We are moving very swiftly without advancing
 8 XXI    |        a group of human figures moving in the shadow.~The adventure
 9 XXV    |        before us; we are hardly moving; the wind is afraid to blow;
10 XXX    |     fatal to travellers. We are moving directly toward the kingdom
11 XXX    |         great precision; we are moving directly toward the Loggoum
12 XXXIV  |         line of hillocks, still moving from beneath—the vast tomb
13 XXXV   |    balloon—the Victoria herself—moving toward the lake, at a height
14 XXXVI  |        throng of men or animals moving. It is impossible to make
15 XXXVII |     saying:~“Look! we are again moving northward.”~“No matter;
16 XXXVIII| vicinity of large rivers. These moving highways, as they are sometimes
17 XLIII  |       of the balloon, which was moving at only moderate speed.~