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儒勒·凡尔纳JulesVerne
儒勒·凡尔纳（JulesVerne，1828—1905），法国著名科幻小说家、冒险小说家。
1863年，他凭《在已知和未知世界中奇异的漫游》一举成名，进一步地激发了他的创作热情。
他一生中共创作了66部小说，其中《格兰特船长的儿女》《海底两万里》《神秘岛》《八十天环游地球》等风靡全球，成为家喻户晓的作品。
他以大量著作和突出贡献，被誉为“现代科学幻想小说之父”
。
IhofSeptember，1850，IarrivedatFrankfort-on-the-Maine.Mypassagethroughtheprincipalany，hadbeenbrilliantlymarkedbyaerostati；but，uptothisday，noinhabitantofthefederationhadae，andthesuccessfulexperimentsatParisreen，Godard，andPoitevin，hadfailedtoihegraveGermaaerialvoyages.
Meanwhile，hardlyhadtheneroagascirculatedthroughoutFrankfort，thanthreepersohefavourofapawodaysafter，weweretoasthePlacedelaedie.Iimmediatelyoccupiedmyselfwiththepreparations.Myballoon，ofgiganticproportions，wasofsilk，coatedercha，asubstaliabletoinjuryfromacidsas，andofabsoluteimpermeability.Srentsweremeableresultsofperilousdests.
ThedayofouraswasthatofthegreatfairofSeptember，whichattractsalltheworldtoFrankfort.Theapparatusfosedofsixhogsheadsarrangedarevat，hermeticallysealed.Thehydrogengas，evolvedbythetactofwaterwithironandsulphuricacid，passedfromthefirstreservoirstothesedtheheimmenseglobe，whichwasthusgraduallyihesepreparatiohem，andabout11o'clock，theballooersfull；suffitlyso；foraswerise，theatmosphericlayersdimiy，andthegas，edwithi，agmoreelasticity，mightotherwiseburstitsenvelope.Mycalshadfurheexactmeasurementofgasrequiredtocarrymyyselftoasiderableheight.
&oasoon.Itwastrulyamagacle，thatoftheimpatientcrowdwhedaroundthereservedeedtheentiresquareandadjois，aheneighbhousesfromthebasemeedroofs.Thehighwindsofpastdayshadlulled，andawasradiatingfromanuncloudedsky；hamosphere.Iher，odestheveryspothehadleft.
Icarriedthreehundredpoundsofballast，inbags；thecar，perfed，fourfeetihreefeeti，wastlyattached；thecordwhieditwassymmetricallyexteheupperhemisphereoftheaerostat；thepasswasinitsplace，thebarometersuspeheironhoopwhidedthesuppcord，atadistaabovethecar；theanchorcarefullyprepared，allwasinreadinessforourdeparture.
Amongthepersonswhocrowdedaroundtheenclosure，Iremarkedayoungmanwithpalefadagitatedfeatures.Iwasstruckearance.HehadbeenanassiduousspeyassiiesofGermany.Hisuneasyairaraordiiohim；heeagerlyplatedtheae，whichrestedmotioafewfeetfromtheground，a.
&rucktwelve！
Thiswasthehour.Mypanionshadnotappeared.Isenttothedwellingofeadlearoartedf，anotherforVienhird，stillmorefearful，forLoshadfailedthematthemomeakihoseexs，whigesofaeronauts，aredeprivedofalldaheymade，asitartrammeofthefete，theyhadfearedbeiofulfiltheiragreements，ahemomeheircehadbeeiotothesquareoftheirswift.
&huspartlydisappoiingwithangerandimpatience.Ididoase.Tore-establishtheequilibriumbetweenthespecificgravityoftheballoooberaised，Isubstitutedsofsandformyexpepaniohecar.Thetwelvemenwhtheaerostatbytwelvecordsfasteorialcircle，letthemslipbetweentheirfihecarroseafewfeetabovethegrouabreathofwind，amosphere，heavyaslead，seemedinsurmountable.
"Allisready！
"exclaimedI，"attention！
"
Themehemselves；alastglanethateverythingwasright.
"Attention！
"
Therewassomemovementinthecrowdwhichseemedtobeinvadingthereservedenclosure.
"Letgo！
"
Theballoonslowlyasded；butIexperiencedashockwhichthrewmetothebottomoftheIrose，Ifouofauedvoyager—thepaleyoungman.
"Monsieur，Isaluteyou！
"saidhetome.
"Bywhatright？"
"AmIhere？Bytherightofyourinabilitytotur."
Iwasded.Hisassurane；andIhadnothingtosayinreply.Ilookedathim，buthepaidomyasto.Heued：
"Myweightwilldisturbyourequilibrium，Monsieur：willyoupermitme？"
Andwithoutwaitingformyasseeheballoonbytwobagsofsandwhichheemptiedintotheair.
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