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 1 II  |       was merely a meeting of balloonists, discussing the burning
 2 II  | arguing, disputing, a hundred balloonists, all with their hats on,
 3 IV  |     into the very camp of the balloonists? Was not this a stirring
 4 IV  |    hurled in the faces of the balloonists: “With your aerostats you
 5 IV  |    your aerostats, my citizen balloonists; progress is for flying
 6 IV  |   Helix him!”~The rage of the balloonists burst forth at last. They
 7 IV  |    are not Americans, citizen balloonists! You are only Cabo-”~Four
 8 V   |     Two of the most important balloonists—two only—did not seem to
 9 V   |      and the tumult among the balloonists, and his inexplicable disappearance.
10 VI  |      It was Robur.~“Honorable balloonists” he said, in a serious voice, “
11 VIII|              Chapter VIII~THE BALLOONISTS REFUSE TO BE CONVINCED~The
12 VIII|      by what right, Messieurs Balloonists, did you insult and threaten
13 XXI |       club-room, insulted the balloonists, made fun of the aeronauts,
14 XXI |     its egg the theory of the balloonists. He it was who commanded
15 XXI |       the club!~Of course the balloonists were longing to ask Uncle