Chapter

 1 I      |      Schlagintweit, and bringing back some curious ethnographic
 2 I      |      seat that left him with his back turned toward the lake.
 3 I      |         around once, and he went back to London delighted with
 4 III    |       the future. The one looked back, the other forward. Hence,
 5 III    |     possible; without it, I fall back into the dangers and difficulties
 6 IV     |           He then managed to get back to Kano in November, thence
 7 IV     |         Gondokoro, and then came back to die of exhaustion at
 8 V      |    subterfuges. He threw himself back upon questioning the utility
 9 VIII   |        lost; we should never get back. But you must know that
10 IX     |          Venus.~“And when we get back from that expedition,” said
11 XIII   |         both of you try to bring back some nice cuts of antelope-meat;
12 XIV    |         so that he couldn’t come back toward us?”~“Come, come,
13 XIV    |           rapidly made their way back along the path that they
14 XIV    |   half-eaten carcass.~He brought back with him a sort of clover
15 XV     |          won’t be long in coming back, either through suspicion
16 XVI    |         like a pistol as it flew back from the pressure. A sort
17 XVII   |         a wind that will take me back toward the equator. I will
18 XVII   |         fire to it.~Then he went back to the carcass of the elephant,
19 XVIII  |      dense clouds. Joe even came back, from securing the anchor
20 XVIII  |        Africa, and the sky gives back to it in rain what it takes
21 XVIII  |     place, I wouldn’t try coming back again. I should be mightily
22 XX     |       horrible brute! I can hold back no longer,” and, as he spoke,
23 XXI    |        then quickly make his way back to the car.”~Joe let himself
24 XXII   |        from their clutches, came back with loud yells, and Kennedy
25 XXII   |         of liquid fire that fell back in dazzling cascades—a superb
26 XXIII  |     curtains were drawn entirely back, and he inhaled with rapture
27 XXIII  |       only one day. Then he fell back into the arms of Kennedy,
28 XXIII  |       Frenchman reposed, he went back to his car.~He would have
29 XXIII  |         his supply.~Upon getting back to the car, he found it
30 XXIV   |         stone that is keeping us back?”~Kennedy asked this question
31 XXIV   |     thing in them, he had fallen back into the attitude of a strong-minded
32 XXIV   |      However, there was no going back; they must go forward; and,
33 XXIV   |       explored for some distance back into the interior. If needs
34 XXVI   |          upon me, and let us get back to the balloon.”~And the
35 XXVI   |        in a few minutes they got back to the car, where he took
36 XXVIII | travellers in Africa who brought back word that many tribes on
37 XXVIII |       ambitious notions had come back to him, and he made more
38 XXX    |          could have made his way back to Kouka, the capital of
39 XXX    |         was to pursue on his way back to Europe, they arrived,
40 XXXII  |         report, the condors drew back for a moment, but they almost
41 XXXIII |          successful, and brought back a regular cargo of geese,
42 XXXIII |          Dick! it is carrying us back to the lake; and this circumstance,
43 XXXIII |         that he was being thrown back to the eastward, toward
44 XXXIII |     particularly, we ought to go back to the lake; but, to begin
45 XXXIII |          the balloon always came back toward the mainland. But
46 XXXIII |        second time, and bore him back exactly to his starting-point,
47 XXXIV  |     Barth? Both of those men got back to their own country.”~“
48 XXXIV  |        endure!”~“But, we’ll come back again, doctor!”~“Come back,
49 XXXIV  |       back again, doctor!”~“Come back, Dick? Yes, if we have to
50 XXXIV  |    current, that might bring him back again to Lake Tchad; but
51 XXXIV  |          hand, and now drove her back with equal rapidity over
52 XXXV   |      adventure of Kazah did come back rather vividly to his memory.~“
53 XXXV   |        and she should be carried back by it toward the lake. No
54 XXXV   |       they did? Some of them got back home again. Come, then!
55 XXXV   |          for her; she would come back again, undoubtedly. She
56 XXXVI  |     whirlwind coming to drive us back northward again?” and while
57 XXXVI  |         gun!”~“No! he can’t turn back to come this way. He’s headed
58 XXXVI  |     yourself in readiness in the back part of the car, and be
59 XXXVI  |        at that time, and he sank back into a profound sleep, of
60 XXXVII |         or bad, we can’t take it back.”~“You obstinate fellow!”
61 XXXVII |     swamp. I had got my strength back with my spunk, and I walked
62 XXXVII |          but jumped right on the back of one of those innocent
63 XXXVIII|         European who could bring back any authentic data concerning
64 XLIX   |        be afraid if it was to go back to Zanzibar by the same
65 XLIX   |          master, and when we get back every body will find us
66 XL     |        get to a ship to take him back to England? And the actual
67 XLI    |         kept continually sinking back toward the ground. The rotundity
68 XLI    |        and Lambert, have brought back precious documents from
69 XLII   |     yielding to fatigue, he sank back and slumbered.~How long
70 XLIII  |  atmosphere. Should he be thrown back toward the Niger, what would
71 XLIII  |          led his friends quickly back to where they had left the