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 1 II     |    applicable to the guidance of balloons came to propose their systems,
 2 VII    |         the cover containing it. Balloons, then, are usually only
 3 VII    |           Ferguson have used two balloons, his chances of success
 4 VII    |        But the management of two balloons would, necessarily, be very
 5 VII    |   combined the advantages of two balloons, without incurring their
 6 VII    |         would remain intact.~The balloons were made of a strong but
 7 VIII   |          well completed; and the balloons, firmly secured, one within
 8 IX     | Concerning the Method of guiding Balloons.—How to seek out Atmospheric
 9 IX     |      upon the means of directing balloons, and the doctor was asked
10 XII    |    without seeing the country!”~“Balloons! they’re the sort for me!”
11 XXIV   |          sort has been invented. Balloons are still at that point
12 XXXVIII|        on the idea of having two balloons.~“Where would we be,” said