Chapter

 1 VII   |   balloon and the weight of the surrounding atmosphere that constitutes
 2 VII   |       was to float in the fluid surrounding it. A valve opened from
 3 X     |       to the temperature of the surrounding air by means of my cylinder.
 4 XIV   |         look! a crowd of blacks surrounding the balloon!”~And, in fact,
 5 XV    |      great dignity, the waganga surrounding him and keeping off the
 6 XVII  |     very accurate sketch of the surrounding landscape, with its long
 7 XX    |        large collection of huts surrounding an open space. In the middle
 8 XXIII |        primitive formation. The surrounding mountains would shelter
 9 XXIII | cylinder, soon passed above the surrounding summits.~“Now, Joe,” resumed
10 XXVI  |        in the empty vastness of surrounding space, like a pebble cast
11 XXX   |         the car; they were even surrounding the balloon, the sides of
12 XXXIII|       in exact balance with the surrounding atmosphere.~His arrangements
13 XLI   |         have relations with the surrounding tribes. Under the administration