Chapter

 1 I      |   energetic temperaments had borne them through every quarter
 2 XX     |     minutes; but, at length, borne away toward the south, they
 3 XXII   |   pleasure at seeing himself borne along through so pure a
 4 XXVII  |   thereby occasioned, it was borne along with incalculable
 5 XIX    |    make up his mind to being borne farther to the northward
 6 XXX    |     an Indian rider, and was borne with a headlong gallop from
 7 XXXIII |  over the lake, and was soon borne away at a speed of twenty
 8 XXXVIII| current; but our travellers, borne swiftly by as they were,
 9 XLII   |    with the dawn of day, was borne to the westward.~It was
10 XLIII  |     balloon, half-empty, and borne away by a swift current,