Chapter

 1 XVI  |          already see the millions rushing to the luxuriant bosom of
 2 XVII |    aeronauts, and the balloon was rushing headlong toward the wood,
 3 XVIII|          is, beyond all question, rushing on, to mingle with the Mediterranean!
 4 XVIII|           their progress, and all rushing toward that nascent stream
 5 XVIII|         were in great excitement, rushing to and fro, tumultuously,
 6 XX   |          compass.~“The balloon is rushing at the rate of at least
 7 XX   |           of the victorious tribe rushing upon the dead and the wounded,
 8 XXVII|         The simoom, in fact, came rushing on like a thunderbolt, and
 9 XXXVI|        ahead of them and they are rushing after him at headlong speed.”~“
10 XLI  | travellers that they seemed to be rushing down upon them. The balloon
11 XLI  |      terrifying. The Victoria was rushing on with great rapidity.