Wonderful Balloon Ascents
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"After remaining for a few moments stationary, our car I changed itscourse, and we were carried on at the will of the wind. Soon we passedthe Seine, between St. Ouen and Asnieres. We traversed the river asecond time, leaving Argenteuil upon the left. We passed Sannois, Franconville, Eau-Bonne, St. Leu-Taverny, Villiers, and finally, Nesles. This was about twenty-seven miles from Paris, and we had I reached thisdistance in two hours, although there was so little wind that the airscarcely stirred....
"During the whole course of this delightful voyage, not the slightestapprehension for our fate or that of our machine entered my head for amoment. The globe did not suffer any alteration beyond the successivechanges of dilatation and compression, which enabled us to mount anddescend at will. The thermometer was, during more than an hour, betweenten and twelve degrees above zero; this being to some extent accountedfor by the fact that the interior of the car was warmed by the rays ofthe sun.
"At the end of fifty-six minutes, we heard the report of the cannonwhich informed us that we had, at that moment, disappeared from view atParis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"After remaining for a few moments stationary, our car I changed itscourse, and we were carried on at the will of the wind. Soon we passedthe Seine, between St. Ouen and Asnieres. We traversed the river asecond time, leaving Argenteuil upon the left. We passed Sannois, Franconville, Eau-Bonne, St. Leu-Taverny, Villiers, and finally, Nesles. This was about twenty-seven miles from Paris, and we had I reached thisdistance in two hours, although there was so little wind that the airscarcely stirred....
"During the whole course of this delightful voyage, not the slightestapprehension for our fate or that of our machine entered my head for amoment. The globe did not suffer any alteration beyond the successivechanges of dilatation and compression, which enabled us to mount anddescend at will. The thermometer was, during more than an hour, betweenten and twelve degrees above zero; this being to some extent accountedfor by the fact that the interior of the car was warmed by the rays ofthe sun.
"At the end of fifty-six minutes, we heard the report of the cannonwhich informed us that we had, at that moment, disappeared from view atParis.
What to read after Wonderful Balloon Ascents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Fulgence to read onlineMoreLess
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