Chapter

 1 VI    |      companions, so as to fix the equilibrium of his balloon; so he made
 2 VII   |         and twenty-four pounds in equilibrium is produced; and it is this
 3 VII   |       must be remembered that the equilibrium of a balloon floating in
 4 X     |           considerable changes of equilibrium. The volume of the balloon
 5 X     |         inflation, it is in exact equilibrium with the air, and neither
 6 XIV   |           during these halts. The equilibrium of the balloon had been
 7 XXI   |        have in nowise altered the equilibrium of the balloon. But, then,
 8 XXVI  |       balloon remained in perfect equilibrium, and absolutely motionless.~
 9 XXVIII|         he had to reestablish the equilibrium of the balloon, and Joe
10 XXXIII| Reestablishment of the Victoria’s Equilibrium.—Dr. Ferguson’s New Calculations.—
11 XXXIII|            I will reestablish the equilibrium, and should our poor Joe
12 XXXIII|         in order to rearrange his equilibrium. The new balloon measured
13 XLI   |           ground, and was then in equilibrium. The surface seemed very