Chapter

 1 I   | generosity of Mr. Kilgour, and known for its micrometrical measurements
 2 II  |     them.~This president, well known in Philadelphia was the
 3 II  |     spite of his name was well known for his audacity. He was
 4 III |      that desideratum which is known as a steam horse in a watch
 5 IV  |    those American institutions known as revolvers which the mere
 6 V   | Philadelphia Very early was it known what had passed at the meeting
 7 VII |       build this flying engine known as the “Albatross,” which
 8 VII |       fact.~It is equally well known that when the speed is great
 9 VII |      insignificant.~It is also known that as the weight of a
10 X   |  endeavored to make themselves known to those below. In vain
11 XIII|    Serinuggur, which is better known under the name of Cashmere.
12 XIV |     globe, could they not make known to its inhabitants what
13 XIV |       now she was off over the known and unknown regions of Africa!~
14 XXI |      communicated, nothing was known, but there could be no doubt
15 XXII|   signify that the greatest of known balloons was about to take
16 XXII|    these contrivances are well known, but they were here fitted