Chapter

 1 XI    |       to and fro in the morning breeze; the sand-bags that had
 2 XIII  |      driven along by a spanking breeze.~Only a few scattered huts
 3 XIV   |          snuffing danger in the breeze, seemed to be disturbed
 4 XVI   | threatening look. Quite a smart breeze, found about three hundred
 5 XVI   |    enough to choke one, and the breeze has died away. One can feel
 6 XVII  |         dispersed, and a cheery breeze refreshed the morning dawn.~
 7 XVIII |         but presently a violent breeze scattered all the mists,
 8 XIX   |      hours, impelled by a rapid breeze, traversed a distance of
 9 XXX   |   Kernak. The last puffs of the breeze are wafting us to it, and,
10 XXXIII|   thousand feet, a very violent breeze swept to the northwestward.~
11 XXXV  |       but all in vain! A strong breeze was sweeping the balloon
12 XXXVI |         not be another contrary breeze?” said the doctor, “another
13 XLIX  |         a nice little southeast breeze, that will put us on the