Chapter

 1 1 |    slopes. There seemed no new cause for panic; and folk began
 2 1 |        broken out? And to what cause was it due? Lightning could
 3 1 |        sudden for any ordinary cause.~“An eruption! An eruption!”~
 4 1 |  impossible to determine their cause, one might at least hope
 5 2 |     the mayor of Morganton the cause and the purpose of my mission
 6 2 |     eager as I to discover the cause of these phenomena.~When
 7 2 |  stimulate you to discover the cause of these extraordinary occurrences!
 8 3 |     which I would discover the cause.~Our ascent began in this
 9 3 | certainty freshen us. Our only cause for inquietude was now the
10 12| repairs still unfinished? What cause constrained it to return
11 15|        attributed to this same cause—though what lay behind the
12 16| struggle. They even managed to cause an explosion on the airship,