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1 IV  |    steering of aerial apparatus lighter than the air is a practical
2 IV  |       up of strife between ‘the lighter” and ‘the heavier” than
3 V   |       To these enthusiasts for “lighter than air” a no less enthusiast
4 VII |      did not think of apparatus lighter than air, for that the science
5 VII |      than metal wheels, and far lighter. And it was this lightness
6 VIII|        will any machine that is lighter than air.”~Silence, absolute,
7 X   | jealousy of the two enemies of “lighter than air,” they could not
8 XX  |         the wind would there be lighter. Perhaps the “Albatross”
9 XXII|     them from the partisans of “lighter than air.”~About twenty