Chapter

 1 I    | phenomenon had occurred in the higher zones of the atmosphere,
 2 III  |      of twelve thousand yards, higher than Gay Lussac, Coxwell,
 3 III  |     for the exploration of the higher strata of the atmosphere,
 4 VIII |    Albatross” was to ascend to higher zones. The two propellers
 5 VIII |         if, when, we visit the higher zones of the atmosphere,
 6 X    |       of the “Albatross” being higher in the air,” said Phil Evans.~
 7 X    |      without ascending for the higher ridges. There are many of
 8 XIV  |    shot upwards, and past her, higher still, there mounted the
 9 XV   |      at once she rose into the higher zones so as to escape from
10 XV   |    take the king’s body to the higher regions of the Dahomian
11 XVI  |       calm and sunshine in the higher zones.~They had now passed
12 XVIII| attraction by ascending to the higher strata. Up to then he had
13 XVIII|      the regions of the pole.~“Higher!” said Robur.~“Higher it
14 XVIII|          Higher!” said Robur.~“Higher it is,” said Tom Tumor.~
15 XXI  |      at different times in the higher regions of the atmosphere.
16 XXII |      search of a breeze in the higher zones, so as to complete
17 XXII |     beating with its wings the higher zones of space? Was it an
18 XXIII|      her enemy by rising still higher. She threw away the ballast
19 XXIII|     The gas had dilated in the higher zones of the atmosphere