The Aeronauts

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Several characters seem to address the widowed Amelia as Miss Wren, which is her maiden name, instea [...]	D
The supposedly wise old men of the scientific society maintain that rain is just something which hap [...]	D
About 30 minutes in, they are already miles up; however, neither passenger appears to have (either) [...]	D
Several characters address Amelia as Miss Wren which is her maiden name. No gentleman would do this [...]	D
In reality, they would have unfortunately suffered from hypoxia and become icecubes, given the commo [...]	D
Amelia Wren pronounces "caelum certe" with hard C's. This is the current, "reconstructed Classical" [...]	D
Anyone traveling in a balloon never feels the wind, or hears it, because they are advancing at the s [...]	D

Amelia Wren: But you don't change the world simply [...]	D
Amelia Wren: So, you didn't have room for oils, bu [...]	D
[the sound of distant thunder rumbles] Amelia Wre [...]	D
James Glaisher: You are the only person who could [...]	D
Amelia Wren: You don't change the world simply by [...]	D
[last lines] Amelia Wren: Look up. The sky lies o [...]	D
Amelia Wren: Cloud ahoy!	D
Arthur Glaisher: Th-These things that people are s [...]	D
Upper Class Lady: Mother always taught me, why hav [...]	D
[just before the balloon enters a storm] Amelia W [...]	D
James Glaisher: Newton said that we build too many [...]	D

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