Chapter

 1 V    |      thrown down, pinioned and carried bodily off across the clearing.
 2 XIV  |     them by whom they had been carried off, and provoke—how was
 3 XIV  |        Philadelphia, have been carried off in the aeronef Albatross
 4 XVI  |       spun the “Albatross” was carried along by the spout, which
 5 XVIII|    meridian. The hurricane had carried her over the icebergs and
 6 XVIII|        morning.~Robur had been carried by the storm into the Pacific
 7 XVIII|       the “Albatross” would be carried he knew not where.~A cable
 8 XIX  |          and the hurricane had carried her away to the south. In
 9 XIX  |        screw had been actively carried on, but it had had to be
10 XIX  |     Albatross” on the quarter, carried her out over the sea.~
11 XX   | freshened, and the aeronef was carried to the northeast. Although
12 XX   |       Albatross” should not be carried too far to the northeast,
13 XXI  |      Albatross!” He it was who carried off by way of reprisal Uncle
14 XXI  |      Prudent and his colleague carried away in a flying machine,
15 XXII |       Krebs and Renard; and it carried all the necessary outfit,