Chapter

 1 1 |        earth, did not make itself felt at that height. Then, unlucky
 2 2 |          the earth that have been felt in the neighborhood!”~“Yes
 3 2 |          tumult in the air, but I felt no quivering of the earth.”~“
 4 3 |     having achieved my mission. I felt an imperious need of persisting;
 5 6 |           if anything occurred. I felt quite sure that the mayor
 6 8 |           He would not do that, I felt assured, out of mere unkindness.
 7 10|           steadily higher. It was felt both at the White House
 8 11|           despite my eagerness, I felt that he was right.~The horses
 9 12|          well-planned attempt, we felt as unwilling to abandon
10 12|        all my career I have never felt such impatience. It seemed
11 13|         iron, lay on the floor.~I felt no wound nor injury, only
12 13|   submerged. On the other hand, I felt none of the jolting that
13 15|           progress, I should have felt some movement, even in the
14 15| destroying them?~At this moment I felt a breath of air; a breeze
15 17|        blackest night.~Suddenly I felt myself seized by the arm.
16 17|           thoughts assailed me. I felt myself swept over worlds
17 17|          and at the same moment I felt the pitching and tossing