Chapter

 1 III  |       thousand, one in which he rose to a height of twelve thousand
 2 IV   | attached by a robust neck there rose an enormous spheroidal head.
 3 VI   |       Immediately Uncle Prudent rose to his knees and snatched
 4 VII  |      propulsion.—Above the deck rose thirty-seven vertical axes,
 5 VII  |        Hence the screws as they rose on the vertical column of
 6 VIII |    experiments. Their f-r-r-r-r rose nearly an octave in the
 7 VIII |       rarified, and the machine rose vertically, like a lark
 8 IX   |    limits of the horizon, which rose high owing to the altitude
 9 IX   | fragrance of the conifers which rose floating. through the night
10 XI   |       lightning. When the whale rose to the surface he started
11 XI   |         of Kloutschew. Then she rose again to cross the Sea of
12 XIII |      there a few puffs of smoke rose up to the “Albatross” from
13 XIV  |       piece of the sky, as they rose from the bank of the Volga,
14 XV   |         Sahara; and at once she rose into the higher zones so
15 XV   |  humanity.~Soon the “Albatross” rose again to a moderate height,
16 XVI  |        the morning when the sun rose there was nothing to be
17 XVI  |        fell a bright reflection rose even to the “Albatross,”
18 XVII |         against the mast as she rose and fell on the waves. There
19 XVIII|    waves were swept off as they rose and blown into white dust
20 XIX  |     island when suddenly a form rose in front of them. It was
21 XX   |        off from Pitt Island she rose obliquely to nearly three
22 XXII |      the number of cheers which rose from all sides like fireworks
23 XXII |     Prudent; and the “Go-Ahead” rose “majestically”—an adverb
24 XXII |        this moment the aerostat rose a few hundred yards. The
25 XXII | perfection.~The “Go-Ahead” then rose vertically. Her enormous
26 XXIII|  Albatross” followed her as she rose. She flew round her flanks,
27 XXIII|      Suddenly a shout of terror rose from the crowd. The “Go-Ahead”