Chapter

 1 V   | policemen had to interfere to clear the thoroughfare for the
 2 IX  |     the altitude necessary to clear the summits of the high
 3 X   | flight, the “Albatross” would clear the highest ridges of the
 4 XI  |      the “Albatross” was soon clear of the fog and in the sunny
 5 XI  |      ascent had to be made to clear the Japanese mountain of
 6 XII |     with a large sector quite clear in the north. Then the sea
 7 XIII|     capital, she had to steer clear of Demavend, whose snowy
 8 XIV |      provoke—how was not very clear—some audacious attempt on
 9 XV  |      all hands set to work to clear the deck, and the locusts
10 XVII|   wings the “Albatross” could clear the mountains of ice accumulated
11 XX  |      the look-out man had got clear of his gag and shouted,