Chapter

 1 VII   |   The Double Receptacle.—The Covering.—The Car.—The Mysterious
 2 VII   |   strengthened with a slight covering of iron, and protected below
 3 XVI   |   the air and rattled on the covering of the Victoria. The latter,
 4 XVII  |      quantity as before. The covering had remained completely
 5 XXV   |   degrees sometimes, and the covering does not appear to have
 6 XIX   |     in haste to descend; the covering of the balloon gave indications
 7 XXXII |      in Mid-air.—The Balloon Covering torn.—The Fall.—Sublime
 8 XXXII |     They would tear the silk covering that sustains us, and we
 9 XXXII |    itself in the disinflated covering, bore them away toward the
10 XXXIII|     Victoria of this outside covering, which is of no further
11 XLI   | ground. The rotundity of the covering, which was now but little
12 XLI   |    what can be done with the covering of the balloon.”~“I tell
13 XLII  |     so as not to scratch the covering, he succeeded by the aid
14 XLIII |     through the pores of the covering.~Ere long the car was once
15 XLIII |     every instant. Its outer covering was becoming flaccid, and
16 XLIII |      where they had left the covering of the balloon.~“We have