Chapter

 1 XII  |          up, master, let us go up higher by all means.”~“All the
 2 XV   |         ascensional force—shot up higher into the sky, with increased
 3 XVI  |         should have to rise still higher, lose sight of the earth,
 4 XVII |         in this grass, that grows higher than your head. We’ll find
 5 XX   |    combatants.~“Come, let us look higher up for a current to bear
 6 XXIV |     intense heat by rising into a higher range, but, in order to
 7 XXIV |           Were there not currents higher up that would waft him to
 8 XXV  | gutta-percha coating resists much higher temperatures than even this.
 9 XXV  |        fade away; the clouds rose higher, leaving the balloon, which
10 XXX  |       mistaken for creatures of a higher race. When this sheik comes
11 XXX  |          time the village mounted higher than they could go.”~“Why,
12 XXXII|           may, they can fly still higher!”~“Well, what are we to
13 XXXVI|           if necessary, we can go higher.”~“Wait, doctor—wait a little!”~“
14 XLIX |           sand. The Victoria rose higher, and the blow-pipe, although
15 XLI  |         The balloon went up still higher; it surmounted the dangerous
16 XLIII|          We must, absolutely, get higher into the air.”~“What can