Chapter

 1 V     |          whose strength has been increased by the voluntary accession
 2 VII   |          success would have been increased; for, should one burst in
 3 XI    | ascensional force of the balloon increased prodigiously, and Ferguson,
 4 XII   |           the tension of the gas increased, and the Victoria attained
 5 XIII  |   aeronauts felt nothing of this increased speed. They observed no
 6 XV    |      demonstrations of all kinds increased twofold, and the whole immense
 7 XV    |        higher into the sky, with increased rapidity.~“He holds on well,”
 8 XVII  |         of the discharge, he had increased his speed, and now was going
 9 XXIV  |          out, and the brandy was increased in quantity in the punch
10 XXVIII|         clouds, and the darkness increased.~“Turn out!” cried Joe,
11 XIX   |        by means of a temperature increased to one hundred and eighty
12 XXXIV |          the opposite direction, increased its tension. Kennedy could
13 XLIII |       completely inflated by the increased temperature, moved away,