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 1 VII  |       in the air, he could, by throwing out ballast, keep himself
 2 IX   | Because you can ascend only by throwing out ballast; you can descend
 3 X    |  pounds. This is equivalent to throwing out that weight of ballast.
 4 XV   |        extravagant evolutions; throwing himself into incredible
 5 XXI  |      we may,” said the doctor, throwing considerable stress upon
 6 XXI  |       cylinder. Well, then, in throwing out this overplus of ballast
 7 XXI  |   every thing. Joe will see to throwing out the ballast, and Dick
 8 XXII |      appearance of the balloon throwing out rays, as vivid as the
 9 XXIII|      said the doctor. “Keep on throwing.”~Kennedy laughed. Joe now
10 XXVI |      he might have ascended by throwing out ballast, at the cost
11 XXVII|         Kennedy!” shouted Joe, throwing himself upon his friend.~“
12 XXX  |       hesitate no longer; and, throwing out a fragment of quartz,
13 XLI  |     lower and lower.—They keep throwing out, throwing out.—The Marabout
14 XLI  |        They keep throwing out, throwing out.—The Marabout Al-Hadji.—