Chapter

 1 XIII   | appearance of the country soon changed, for it often happens in
 2 XIV    |        found that the wind had changed during the night. The balloon
 3 XXV    |      feet, but it had scarcely changed its position to the westward
 4 XXXI   |     upon paper. It had already changed greatly since 1847. In fact,
 5 XXXII  |        he.~Thereupon the birds changed their tactics, and by common
 6 XXXIII |        he wanted to go; but it changed a second time, and bore
 7 XXXVII |     see that his tumble hasn’t changed him a bit,” added Kennedy.~“
 8 XXXVIII|    direction of the wind again changed, and it bore to the northwestward.
 9 XXXVIII|     her.~On Monday the weather changed completely. Rain began to
10 XLI    |    slopes, extending far away, changed to hills that gave evidence