Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|    empty!" "Does the balloon rise?" "No!" "I hear a noise
 2 1,1|     part of the world did it rise? It surely could not have
 3 1,1|   the sea. "Does the balloon rise?" "A little, but it will
 4 1,1|      if it would never again rise, suddenly made an unexpected
 5 1,7|   set out. The tide began to rise, and urged by the wind it
 6 1,6|     with forked tails, which rise up under the feet, or those
 7 1,9|     the water of the lake to rise." ~"And how shall we get
 8 2,7|  slight effort was needed to rise it; between its hinge and
 9 2,9|     motive power, they could rise in the basket to the door
10 2,9| barometrical fall, a renewed rise was marked by a heavy gale
11 3,3|    the tide was beginning to rise with its accustomed violence,
12 3,6|      they might successfully rise against their English rulers,