Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      height of 4,500 feet. The voyagers, after having discovered
 2 1,1|        however, evident to the voyagers that the gas was failing,
 3 1,1|     engulfed in the waves. The voyagers directed all their energies
 4 1,1|       not appear before night, voyagers, car, and balloon must to
 5 1,1|   mounted 2,000 feet. The five voyagers had hoisted themselves into
 6 1,1|   heard. A dog accompanied the voyagers, and was held pressed close
 7 1,1|     the terrible question! The voyagers could distinctly see that
 8 1,1|      its upper part alone. The voyagers, clinging to the net, were
 9 1,1|       reach of the waves. ~The voyagers, aiding each other, managed
10 1,2| hurricane was exhibited to the voyagers. During the night the engineer
11 1,3|    impossible to say. When the voyagers from their car saw the land
12 2,1|       months since the balloon voyagers had been thrown on Lincoln
13 3,9|       All the exertions of the voyagers were therefore concentrated