Chapter

1 II     |       and it is thither that all efforts should now be directed.~“
2 XIV    |        yielded to their repeated efforts, who knows whither the wind
3 XXXIII | yesterday, is fortunate now. Our efforts, then, will be limited to
4 XXXIV  |       deeply, resisted all their efforts to disengage it; while the
5 XXXV   |        mire. In spite of all his efforts, in spite of his desperate
6 XXXV   |           like a madman; but his efforts only served to bury him
7 XXXVI  |          exactly explain. By the efforts they make, and the irregularity
8 XXXVIII|  dreadful fate did not check the efforts of others to explore that
9 XLIII  |        by the doctor’s assiduous efforts, and the balloon grew fuller