Chapter

 1 III  |       means employed to give the aerostat its motion a great deal
 2 III  |          of such a thing! If the aerostat finds support in the air
 3 III  |        there reposed an enormous aerostat, whose strength had been
 4 IV   |        they can be masters of an aerostat as they can be masters of
 5 VII  | physician, had devised his first aerostat, a few adventurous spirits
 6 VII  |       has the advantage over the aerostat even when the aerostat is
 7 VII  |       the aerostat even when the aerostat is furnished with the means
 8 VIII |           we can compete with an aerostat? Well, I should not advise
 9 IX   |        chance of encountering an aerostat gliding through the air
10 IX   |         be all the worse for the aerostat—the earthen pot and the
11 XVIII|          The aeronef was like an aerostat, which drifts with the fluid
12 XXI  |     remains for us to finish the aerostat “Go-Ahead.” it is left to
13 XXII |          meetings this time. The aerostat “Go-Ahead,” built by the
14 XXII |      atmospheric vehicle was the aerostat, and that to it alone belonged
15 XXII |          the qualities of a good aerostat. Her dimensions allowed
16 XXII |      eleven o’clock the enormous aerostat had been floating a few
17 XXII |          eye.~At this moment the aerostat rose a few hundred yards.
18 XXII |          there, high or low. The aerostat maneuvered without encountering
19 XXIII|    anxiety! In a few moments the aerostat had attained a height of
20 XXIII|          the aeronef and not the aerostat.~It is to the “Albatross”