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 1 III  |     use of this mode of aerial locomotion.~With regards to the means
 2 IV   |        this admirable means of locomotion? By no means. As he has
 3 VII  |      trusted to realize aerial locomotion.~This was exactly what had
 4 VII  |       that could render aerial locomotion practicable. Bourcart, Le
 5 VII  |        in the ladder of aerial locomotion, on the top of which appeared
 6 VII  |       admirable type of aerial locomotion,” according to Dr. Marcy,
 7 VII  |    furnished with the means of locomotion.~Nevertheless Robur had
 8 VIII |      the possibility of aerial locomotion by machines heavier than
 9 VIII | marvelously adapted for aerial locomotion, is susceptible of receiving
10 X    |       of this engine of aerial locomotion.~In less than two hours
11 XIII |    perfect an engine of aerial locomotion, they allowed none of their
12 XVI  |    whose superiority in aerial locomotion they had such convincing
13 XXI  |       extraordinary faculty of locomotion. In fact, a few days afterwards
14 XXI  |       possessed such powers of locomotion, for whom States had no
15 XXIII|       for the future of aerial locomotion, it belongs to the aeronef