Chapter

 1 IV     | destitution. He then managed to get back to Kano in November,
 2 IV     |      soldiers, but he could not get past Gondokoro, and ran
 3 VI     |       be sorry for it, if I can get this crazy man to give up
 4 VI     |        balloon; so he made Dick get up on the platform of the
 5 VIII   |        be lost; we should never get back. But you must know
 6 IX     |         of travelling, he can’t get along afterward with any
 7 IX     |        all right! But can a man get a drop of the real stuff
 8 IX     |        six months to live. They get off a little longer by that.”~“
 9 IX     |    Neptune, where seafaring men get a jovial reception, and
10 IX     |        Mars, where the military get the best of the sidewalk
11 IX     | delights of Venus.~“And when we get back from that expedition,”
12 XI     |     than the rest, attempted to get to the island by swimming,
13 XII    |       same as you, I’m going to get you up a cup of coffee that
14 XII    |    asked nothing better than to get a good shot from his fowling-piece,
15 XII    |   Victoria. Kennedy was keen to get a closer look at them, but
16 XIII   | patience, Dick, and you’ll soon get over this,” said the doctor.~“
17 XIII   |        this,” said the doctor.~“Get over it! Egad, Samuel, if
18 XIII   |     mountain on that island, to get clear of the yellow fever.”~“
19 XIII   |        have to retire to when I get old!”~About ten o’clock
20 XIII   | invisible; the roads and rivers get to look like threads, and
21 XV     |       about the merchants; we’d get rich that way!”~“Ah!” said
22 XVI    |      that such savage countries get all these fine things?”~“
23 XVI    |            Well, we must try to get the balloon into a medium
24 XVII   |    contract, descended so as to get a more northerly direction.
25 XVII   |         miles to make before we get to the extreme limit reached
26 XVII   |         the way, Dick, you must get us some fresh meat.”~“Whenever
27 XVII   |       attached him to the car.~“Get up—go ahead, old fellow!”
28 XVII   |       fellow. I’ll undertake to get you a good dinner at his
29 XVIII  |      little, first, in order to get an exact idea of the configuration
30 XIX    |       has had another chance to get us a good slice of venison.”~
31 XX     |      doctor.~But they could not get away so rapidly as to avoid
32 XXI    |       upon.”~“And how would you get him to know that?”~“By means
33 XXI    |        will admit that if I can get to the prisoner, and throw
34 XXI    |         But, then, if I want to get a rapid ascension, so as
35 XXI    |          Let us work, then, and get these bags all arranged
36 XXIII  |    utter exhaustion.~“He’ll not get over it!” sighed Joe. “Poor
37 XXIII  |      Kennedy, in their turn, to get out. Thus the Victoria found
38 XXIII  |   pounds—so that you’ll have to get rid of at least that weight,
39 XXIV   | whatever happens to me, I can’t get desperate. We’ll find water;
40 XXIV   |    Africa, and I’m not sorry to get a taste of it.”~Toward evening,
41 XXV    |       that this very day you’ll get over those notions.”~“I
42 XXVI   |      sir, I’m sure of that; but get up on your feet, if you
43 XXVI   |        lean upon me, and let us get back to the balloon.”~And
44 XXVI   |      few days longer, and if we get no wind, we are lost.”~The
45 XXVI   |        morning, and if we don’t get off by Tuesday, I’ll run
46 XXVII  |      what are we to do? We must get out of this, and the doctor
47 XXVIII |       observation, Joe began to get ready his firewood for the
48 XXVIII |       wind.~The doctor began to get uneasy again. If their stay
49 XIX    |    Kennedy. “Is there no way to get a little shooting?”~“How
50 XIX    |       the westward. I wanted to get to the north.”~After twelve
51 XXX    |         the balloon in order to get a better look at this cavalcade
52 XXXI   |          Come, doctor, can’t we get down nearer to them?” pleaded
53 XXXI   |        pleaded Kennedy.~“We can get closer to them, Dick, but
54 XXXI   |         look exactly natural to get away into the centre of
55 XXXII  |     would you do? How would you get at them? Just imagine yourself
56 XXXII  |      the balloon, you could not get a sight at them. They would
57 XXXIII |        Oh, he’s just the lad to get safely out of the scrape,
58 XXXIII |         neighborhood, but don’t get far away whatever you do.
59 XXXIII |     that be managed?”~“We shall get into our car and be off
60 XXXIV  |      tension. Kennedy could not get it free. Besides, in his
61 XXXIV  |     before he should be able to get into the car again.~The
62 XXXIV  |         a risk, made his friend get into his place, and resigned
63 XXXIV  |      set every thing at work to get into a contrary current,
64 XXXV   |    greater reason why he should get out of the scrape by depending
65 XXXV   |    surface.~So soon as he could get breath and look around him,
66 XXXV   |     again. After all, if I only get to one of the large towns
67 XXXVII |       Well, then, let us try to get as far as between the seventeenth
68 XXXVIII|         long will it take us to get there?”~“Should the wind
69 XLIX   |       ours, master, and when we get back every body will find
70 XL     |     Guinea? How should he there get to a ship to take him back
71 XLI    |       quite bare.~“Well, let us get rid of the awning, for its
72 XLII   |         incredulously.~“We must get rid of the cylinder-chests,
73 XLII   |        so at all. We’ll have to get along without it.”~“But—”~“
74 XLII   |       Lie down, my friends, and get some rest,” said the doctor. “
75 XLIII  |   farther. We must, absolutely, get higher into the air.”~“What