Chapter

 1 1 |        from the east, he could easily rise in his balloon and
 2 4 |   subjects, when he might more easily have hurled himself through
 3 5 |       the expense, which might easily grow out of proportion to
 4 8 |        men to accompany me was easily made. They both belonged
 5 8 |       await his reply.~One can easily imagine how high the public
 6 10|     bearer of the letter might easily have slipped by unseen and
 7 10|        a curious state of mind easily explainable. For all the
 8 11|       that the submarine might easily have crossed the vast sea
 9 11|       of a submarine she could easily proceed undiscovered.~And
10 11|  daylight enough for us to see easily, even in the shade of the
11 13|      lake or the ocean I could easily settle. As we shot forward
12 14|         disposal” would be, is easily comprehended.~I knew the
13 14|        which our captain could easily keep as great as he pleased.
14 14|      me. By diving could I not easily escape, even from a bullet?
15 15| eastern side was revealed that easily recognizable pinnacle, the
16 16|  over-excitement that he might easily be driven into the most
17 17|     for the “Albatross,” might easily be evaded by this lighter