Chapter

 1 VIII  |      of Bracciano. So you see, gentlemen, that a balloon can resist
 2 VIII  |        as well as the sport!”~“Gentlemen,” replied the hunter, stammering
 3 IX    |     your secret?”~“Here it is, gentlemen—the simplest thing in the
 4 X     |   attempt has often been made, gentlemen,” said the doctor, “to rise
 5 X     |        now readily understand, gentlemen, the apparatus that I have
 6 X     |       question.~“You all know, gentlemen, what a calorifere, to heat
 7 X     |        pounds.~“Thus, you see, gentlemen, that I can easily effect
 8 X     |    descending movements.~“Now, gentlemen, as a practical detail,
 9 X     | indefinitely prolonged.~“Such, gentlemen, is my secret. It is simple,
10 XII   |         replied Kennedy.~“Now, gentlemen,” put in Joe, “while doing
11 XIII  |    hurting themselves.”~“Well, gentlemen,” said Joe, “you may try
12 XIX   |       need!”~“At your service, gentlemen!”~“Joe talks in this way
13 XXVIII|        savages had the ways of gentlemen, where would be the difference?
14 XXXVII|     easy in my mind about you, gentlemen? You gave me a fine fright,