Chapter

 1 IX    |         you must keep constantly ascending or descending. That is the
 2 X     |   apparatus, or the necessity of ascending very suddenly, so as to
 3 X     |         to provide for all these ascending and descending movements.~“
 4 XIV   |          country was continually ascending, and had reached an elevation
 5 XVIII |         balloon was majestically ascending, while Dr. Ferguson, in
 6 XXX   |        looks as if the fire were ascending and coming up toward us!”~
 7 XXX   | batteries into the middle of the ascending multitude, but what could
 8 XXXII |       the doctor, as he saw them ascending with him, “and, mount as
 9 XXXII |        thus relieved resumed her ascending motion, mounted a thousand
10 XXXV  |         the water, still rapidly ascending and growing smaller and
11 XXXVII|        good fortune, and rapidly ascending resumed his aerial journey
12 XLIX  |       doctor?”~“Gas, my boy; the ascending force of the balloon is
13 XLIX  |       are bearing southward, and ascending the Niger toward its sources.”~“
14 XLI   |          they were worn out with ascending and falling again; the balloon,
15 XLIV  |        Muntzinger, who have been ascending to the sources of the Nile,