Chapter

 1 II  |   question of the direction of balloons.~In this great saloon there
 2 II  | discover the method of guiding balloons is possible. There could
 3 III |       the question of guidable balloons. The cars furnished with
 4 III |        utilization of guidable balloons. But yet how many good people
 5 III |     that to believe in guiding balloons is to believe in the absurdest
 6 IV  |   minds who believe in guiding balloons. They imagine that a motor
 7 IV  |    continued Robur, “With your balloons as good as you can make
 8 VII |       away in the direction of balloons, he held in high esteem
 9 XXI | against the utopia of guidable balloons? Perhaps such a notion occurred
10 XXII|     that the greatest of known balloons was about to take possession
11 XXII|  disbeliever in the guiding of balloons. And if there had been any
12 XXII|         The system of cellular balloons—analogous to the swimming