Chapter

 1 III  |         force of Dupuy de Lome, electric motors had gradually been
 2 IV   |      that a motor of some sort, electric or otherwise, might be applied
 3 V    |   whistle was heard. A flash of electric light shot across the clearing.~
 4 VII  |     proved most valuable in the electric machinery of the “Albatross.”~
 5 VII  |        war; fishing appliances; electric lights; instruments of observation,
 6 VIII |       clearing the way with his electric lights, and during the day
 7 XIII |      storm was threatening. The electric saturation of the atmosphere
 8 XIII |        to the difference in the electric charges of the various beds
 9 XIII |      Robur, “and get out of the electric zone! Keep cool, my lads!”~
10 XIII |         the abyss.~Suddenly the electric cloud appeared above them.
11 XIII |       longer neutralized by the electric tension of the surrounding
12 XIV  |         of his cage, and by the electric bell gave the alarm to the
13 XIV  | lighthouse at Grisnez cross its electric beam with the lights from
14 XIV  |      the whole capital with its electric rays.~This aerial promenade,
15 XVI  |        Albatross” turned on her electric lamps the guillemots, ducks,
16 XVIII|      half the sky. Its farthest electric effluences were lost in
17 XIX  |         extreme nicety, and the electric lamps did not give so suitable
18 XIX  |          Almost immediately the electric lamps shot beams over a
19 XX   |       through the air, with her electric lights in full blaze, with
20 XX   |         The lamps went out. The electric current suddenly failed.
21 XXI  |         through the innumerable electric wires of the new continent.~
22 XXI  |        at a great altitude. Her electric lamps rendered her visible
23 XXII |        all their accessories an electric engine that would communicate