Chapter

1 I    |  scarcely noticed the immense effect that it produced.~When the
2 V    |       These hints produced an effect exactly opposite to what
3 X    |  gentlemen, that I can easily effect very considerable changes
4 X    | descends.~“In order, then, to effect an ascent, I give the gas
5 XIII |      you’ll begin to feel the effect of pure air and sunshine.”~“
6 XXIII|    freak of Nature, a curious effect of chance. Do you know,
7 XXIV |    had not been without their effect upon the spirits of our
8 XXV  |      it.”~“Don’t you fear the effect of the sun’s heat on our
9 XXV  |   repeated.~“It is merely the effect of the MIRAGE,” said the