Chapter

 1 II    |   project. He was very easily approached, being naturally the most
 2 XIV   | losing its ascensional force, approached the ground; the anchors
 3 XV    |  having, meanwhile, gradually approached the ground, one of the anchors
 4 XV    |      scene at a rapid glance, approached the wooden couch on which
 5 XVIII |       height, grew flat as it approached the lake; barley-fields
 6 XVIII |      at low tide.~The balloon approached the lake more to the northward,
 7 XVIII |     the zenith as the balloon approached the island.~The blacks,
 8 XXXIII|   over islands, the aeronauts approached them even imprudently, scrutinizing
 9 XXXV  | greatly diminished.~But as he approached the land, a thought, at
10 XXXVI |    tempestuous wind, it again approached the borders of the thorny