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第3章空中历险记（3）
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"Thetwoboldnavigatorsasthe21stofNovember，1783，fromthegardensofLaMuette，whichtheDauphinhadplacedattheirdisposal.Theaerostatrosemajestically，passedtheIsledeses，crossedtheSeiheBarrieredelad，diregitswaybetweeheInvalidesandL'Eilitaire，approachedSt.Sulpitheaeronautsihefire，asded，clearedtheBoulevard，anddesdedbeyondtheBarriered'Etouchedtheground，thecollapsed，aredesRosiersbesfolds."
"Unfortunatepresage!"saidI，ihesedetails，whiearlye.
&queofhiscatastrophe，"repliedtheunknown，withsad;Youhaveexperiehingsimilar?"
"Nothing!"
"Bah!Misfortuepresage."Andheremai.
Wewereadvangtowardsthesouth;themagediionofFrankfort，whichwasflyihourfeet.
"Perhapsweshallhaveastorm，"saidtheyoungman.
"Wewilldesdfirst."
"Iwillbebettertoasd;emoresurely;"andtwobagsofsahro>
Theballoonroserapidly，awelvehuheowiherewasaslightbuzzinginmyears.heraysofthesulyontheglobe，and，dilatied，gaveitagreaterasalforce.Iid.
&qu，"saidtheyoungma;Wehavethreethousandfivehuoisesofrespirableair.Youroubleyourselfabs."
Iwouldhaverisen，butavigoroushaainedmeo.
"Your;askedI.
"Myname!howdoesityou?"
"Ihavethehonourtoaskyour;
"IamcalledErostratusorEmpedocles，asyouplease.Areyouiheprogressofaerostatice?"
Hespokewithiess，andIaskedmyselfwithwhomIhadtodo.
"Mo;uedhe，"nothingedsihedaysofthephilosopherCharles.Fourmohediscoveryofaerostats，hehadihevalve，whichpermitsthegastoestheballoonistoofull，orwheodesd;thecar，whiaetobeeasilymawork，whiclosesthefabricoftheballoosbeingtooheavilypressed;theballast，whichisusedinasdgthespotofdest;thecoatofcaoutchouc，whidersthesilkimpermeable;thebarometer，whichdetermiained;and，finally，thehydrogen，which，fourteeerthanair，allowsofasostdistantatmosphericlayers，asexposuretoaerialbustioofDecember，1783，threehuhousahrouileries.Charlesasdthesoldierspresentedarms.Hetravelledniheair:managinghismaewithaskillneversincesurpassediicexperiments.TheKingferredonhimapensionoftwothousandlivres，forinthosedaysiionswereenced.Foreveryoerestedintheprogressofsce."
Theunknowhaviolentagitation.
"I，Monsieur，havestudied;Iamsatisfiedthatthefirstaeronautsguidedtheirballoons.NottospeakofBlanchard，whhtbedoubted，atDijon，Guytoheaidofoarsandahelm，impartedtohismaesperceptiblemotions，adecideddireoreretly，atParis，awatchmaker，M.Julien，hasmadeattheHippodromegexperiments;for，articularmeism，anaerialapparatusofoblongformwasmalypropelledagainstthewiinplacedfourballoohhydrogen，injuxtaposition，and，bymeansofsailsdisposedhorizontallyandpartiallyfurled，hopedtoobtainadisturbaheequilibrium，whiius，shouldpelittoah.Butthemotivepowerdestiosurmouanceofts，—theheliginamovablemedium，wasunsuccessful.Ihavediscoveredtheohodofguidingballoons，andnotanAcademyhasyassistaacityhasfilledmysubslists，hasdeigeisinfamous!"
Hisgestisweresofuriousthatthecarexperieoss;IhadmuchdiffirestraininghiMeaheballooeredamorerapidt.Wewereadvanasoutherlydire，at1200metresi，almostaedtothisure.
"ThereisDarmstadt，"saidmypanion."Doyouperceiveitsmageau?Thestorm-akestheoutlinesofobjectswaver;anditrequiresapractisedeyeties."
"YouarethatitisDarmstadt?"
"Undoubtedly;wearesixleaguesfromFrankfort."
"Thedesd."
"Desd!youwouldnotalightupoeeples!"saidtheunknown，mogly.
"No;butintheenviroy."
"Well，itistoowarm;letusremountalittle."
&hus，heseizedsomebagsofballast.Iprecipitatedmyselfuponhim;but，withonehahrewme，aenedballoooaheightof1500metres.
"Sitdown，"saidhe，"anddetthatBrioschi，Biot，andGay-Lussadedtoaheightofseventhousares，iablishsomeificlaws."
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