Chapter

 1 VIII  |     be wrong, then!" ~And the worthy fellow returned the watch
 2 IX    | making it a point to gain the worthy man's confidence. He frequently
 3 XI    |    some difficulty about this worthy fellow's adventure at the
 4 XI    |      bribed the engineer. The worthy fellow was ignorant that,
 5 XII   |    been bitten off short. The worthy fellow bounced from the
 6 XII   |      one thought troubled the worthy servant. What would Mr.
 7 XIII  |     so," said the guide. ~The worthy Indian then gave some account
 8 XIV   |       Sir Francis pressed the worthy fellow's hand, and his master
 9 XVI   |     his acquaintance with the worthy servant, as will be seen. ~
10 XVII  |     It's clear!" repeated the worthy servant to himself, proud
11 XXI   |     very much the loss of the worthy fellow to whom she owed
12 XXI   |    amazed her, showed herself worthy of him, and bravely weathered
13 XXII  |      there," thought he. ~The worthy fellow had certainly taken
14 XXIV  |     Busby, and rewarding that worthy with the additional sum
15 XXVIII|      his chances?" ~While the worthy Frenchman was absorbed in
16 XXVIII|      was simply an adept, and worthy of being matched against
17 XXXIII|   Henrietta. Often, also, the worthy fellow revolved around Fix,
18 XXXV  |     doing. ~First of all, the worthy fellow had gone up to his