Chapter

1 I      |      doctor had shown himself moderate, sublime, and self-contained,
2 X      |      to keep myself at a very moderate elevation, I should not
3 XII    |    The air was pure, the wind moderate, and the balloon ascended
4 XIII   | mountains appears to be quite moderate compared with that of the
5 XIV    |     the eastward, wafted by a moderate wind.~“That was an attack
6 XX     |      had been going at a more moderate speed for some time; the
7 XIX    |      morrow the wind was more moderate, but it carried our travellers
8 XXXVIII| gained upon them once more; a moderate wind bore the Victoria toward
9 XLIII  |      which was moving at only moderate speed.~When they caught