Chapter

1 VI     |        attendant, too, for the noble fellow knew, without a word
2 XIV    |        to have to leave such a noble animal.”~“The whole of it?
3 XXV    | pleasure to have a view of our noble balloon in that style? She’
4 XXVI   |        Joe, but worthy of your noble heart. The thing is impossible.
5 XXXI   |      not to be denied that our noble balloon has behaved wonderfully
6 XXXVI  |      our intelligence. Ah! the noble fellow! We’ll carry him
7 XXXVII |     not worth mentioning.”~“My noble, gallant Joe!” said the
8 XXXVIII|     passing has witnessed some noble instances of self-sacrifice
9 XLIX   |      were winding in under the noble trees. Ere long, an amphitheatre