Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        and it was owing to this circumstance that the lightened balloon
 2 1,7|         terrific. ~However, one circumstance favored the seaman and his
 3 1,2|       were so also. A fortunate circumstance, in the event of their finding
 4 1,6|    granite. ~It was a provoking circumstance, and as to attacking this
 5 2,3|        doubt, and it is a happy circumstance for us settlers in Lincoln
 6 2,5|        It was certainly a lucky circumstance for the settlers in Lincoln
 7 2,6|    whispers of the inexplicable circumstance which baffled even their
 8 2,8|       mention another fortunate circumstance by which new stores for
 9 3,1|        Port Balloon-a provoking circumstance, for it was already five
10 3,6|       for, a more unaccountable circumstance, Ayrton, who had promised
11 3,8|      sometimes he asked if some circumstance might not occur which they
12 3,9| Nevertheless it was a fortunate circumstance for the colonists that the