Chapter

 1 II   |       horsepower. This enormous power, distributed amongst all
 2 III  |       at the same time as their power.~In this there was much
 3 VI   |     Phil Evans had regained the power of moving and speaking,
 4 VII  |    inventor a motor of adequate power and excessive lightness.~
 5 VII  |       Thus there was obtained a power to drive the screws and
 6 VIII |      Perhaps you ask if to this power of the “Albatross” to move
 7 VIII |         there is added an equal power of vertical movement—in
 8 IX   |         abyss has no attractive power when it is gazed at from
 9 X    |       with geysers of marvelous power instead of fountains.~In
10 XIII |         and yell with redoubled power.~It was noon. The “Albatross”
11 XIII |       Robur.~“It is an abuse of power against which I protest.”~“
12 XIII |        the central deck-house. “Power! More power!” he shouted. “
13 XIII |        deck-house. “Power! More power!” he shouted. “We must rise
14 XIII |      Once they were immersed no power could drag them from the
15 XIV  |        it was with irresistible power that they screwed themselves
16 XIV  |        be thought that no human power would henceforth be able
17 XV   |       going to keep them in his power and condemn them to perpetual
18 XV   |        of the Sudan, now in the power of the Tuaregs of Taganet.~“
19 XV   |  complain to those who have the power to help you—if you can.”~“
20 XV   |        Phil Evans recognize the power of the aeronef and the services
21 XVII |       flying machine sufficient power to tow them through the
22 XVIII|          An extreme ascensional power was communicated to the
23 XVIII|       she sufficient mechanical power to escape through them?~
24 XVIII|         shore. Not only had the power gone to steer her horizontally,
25 XIX  |    against them. The mechanical power of the “Albatross” was,
26 XX   |        increase the ascensional power to prevent her falling into
27 XX   |      they might again be in the power of the engineer.~Before
28 XX   |       was in its place, and the power was turned on. The speed
29 XXII | communicate to her propellers a power superior to anything yet
30 XXII | accumulators for the mechanical power. The car had a screw in
31 XXII |      few hours.~Her ascensional power was due to the very lightest
32 XXII |         meters, the ascensional power of the gas she contained
33 XXIII|       Institute are again in my power. In keeping them I am only