Chapter

 1 XII  |      and the balloon, in a few moments, had descended to an altitude
 2 XII  |       and of Rio Nunez.”~A few moments later, three steaming cups
 3 XV   | hovered majestically for a few moments, and then descended slowly,
 4 XVIII|        voice.~“Good!”~In a few moments the balloon was advancing
 5 XXI  |    anchor had caught.~For some moments they listened minutely and
 6 XXI  |         after a lapse of a few moments.~“Yes! something’s coming
 7 XXI  |   doctor kept silent for a few moments; he was thinking. His two
 8 XXI  |        the rope; and, in a few moments, reappeared at his post;
 9 XXV  |        recorded had, for a few moments, diverted from their anxieties,
10 XXXIV|       reflections.~After a few moments of profound silence, he
11 XL   |        the south, and in a few moments crossed Lake Debo.~Dr. Ferguson,