Chapter

 1 III    |           at length died out, was perfectly enchanted. They would have
 2 VI     |         range of vision that were perfectly surprising. He enjoyed,
 3 VII    |        also resists acids and gas perfectly. The silk was doubled, at
 4 VIII   |           balloon withstood it?”~“Perfectly well. It was at the time
 5 VIII   |       with him. At heart he knows perfectly well that he IS going.”~“
 6 XII    |          The balloon now remained perfectly at rest sheltered from the
 7 XIII   |      close beside others that are perfectly salubrious.~Kennedy was
 8 XVII   |        chatted, like four; he was perfectly delighted with his new life,
 9 XXI    |         from human lips?~Kennedy, perfectly comprehending the gravity
10 XXI    |          was about, but they kept perfectly silent. When the doctor
11 XXII   |         four feet, remained there perfectly motionless.~“What holds
12 XXII   | comprehended that he must be left perfectly quiet; so he closed the
13 XXV    |         Kennedy.~Joe stood there, perfectly motionless, the very picture
14 XXXIII |           order, Kennedy, who was perfectly at home in the business,
15 XXXVIII|           but her shadow traced a perfectly straight line on the sand.~
16 XLIII  |          and them, we are safe.”~“Perfectly, Dick,” replied Ferguson; “