Chapter

 1 IV     |        visited the ruins of Axum, saw the sources of the Nile
 2 VIII   |           the inhabitants of Rome saw the same balloon soaring
 3 IX     |           overhauled in public. I saw no use in that. I made my
 4 X      |       obtaining that result.~“You saw me bring on board with the
 5 XI     |       exasperated than the Arabs, saw in this project an attack
 6 XII    |     enough to take in all that he saw.~The rays of the sun coming
 7 XIV    |            they, at first glance, saw the balloon in its place
 8 XIV    |        from where they were, they saw some thirty wild natives
 9 XIV    |         Toward seven o’clock they saw a huge round rock nearly
10 XV     |           lay reclining. There he saw a man of about forty, completely
11 XV     |        very midst of the fun, Joe saw the doctor approaching.~
12 XV     |          his post of observation, saw the danger without knowing
13 XV     |         was indescribable as they saw one of their waganga thus
14 XVII   |          a mass of flesh! I never saw an elephant of that size
15 XVII   |         the balloon, our aeronaut saw, with satisfaction, that
16 XVIII  |          adoration, and evidently saw in the aeronauts only obtrusive
17 XIX    |       head?” asked Kennedy, as he saw his friend consulting the
18 XIX    |        Kazeh, or the great lakes, saw slaves that had been brought
19 XX     |         peasants, when they first saw a balloon, fired at it,
20 XX     |       exclaimed Kennedy. “I never saw any thing so fine as the
21 XX     |         the edge of the car, they saw on the open plain below
22 XXI    |           he even thought that he saw them only two hundred paces
23 XXI    |        out of reach. So he merely saw that his weapons were all
24 XXII   |        crowd of blacks, when they saw the balloon over their heads,
25 XXII   |            and Joe, leaning over, saw the savage that had clung
26 XXII   |       when he thought that no one saw him.~The balloon made little
27 XXIV   |        quarter of the horizon; he saw the last rising ground gradually
28 XXV    |          just the same as when we saw it this morning!”~“Then,
29 XXV    |           of moisture!~The doctor saw them come up to the surface
30 XXVI   |      walking. However, he quickly saw that the exercise would
31 XXVII  |         was his amazement when he saw an opaque body of enormous
32 XXVIII |          took fresh courage as he saw the mercury fall considerably
33 XXXI   |          then on watch, at length saw the city move away from
34 XXXI   |        consulted his compass, and saw, with satisfaction, that
35 XXXII  |         the capital of Bornou. He saw it for a moment, encircled
36 XXXII  |            said the doctor, as he saw them ascending with him, “
37 XXXIV  | despairing rage, when suddenly he saw the desert sands rising
38 XXXIV  |       borders of Lake Tchad, they saw the desert still stretching
39 XXXIV  |          Arabs had to do! What we saw was frightful!”~“It often
40 XXXV   |          eyes and look upward. He saw the Victoria already risen
41 XXXV   |           and look around him, he saw that he was between two
42 XXXV   |          thought he, “these chaps saw the Victoria skimming the
43 XXXV   | scantiness of his costume, for he saw that he was in “undress”
44 XXXV   |           the worship of which he saw himself the object? He had
45 XXXV   |        might have fancied that he saw before him a new kind of
46 XXXV   |          loathing he felt when he saw what species of creature
47 XXXV   |   happening to raise his eyes, he saw through an opening in the
48 XXXV   |           the unfortunate man. He saw that he was lost. He thought
49 XXXV   |      sometimes with his hands. He saw the moment nigh when all
50 XXXVI  |    uttered a cry of despair as he saw Joe fling himself to the
51 XXXVII |         pressing his hand when he saw his worthy servant more
52 XXXVII |         knowing why. Just then, I saw—two or three feet from me—
53 XXXVII |          a very big wood. There I saw a fenced-in place, where
54 XXXVII |         me for choking him, but I saw you—and you know the rest.
55 XXXVIII|           Kennedy leaned over and saw an immense cavalcade. There
56 XXXVIII|           got as far as Bambarra, saw the Niger, travelled five
57 XXXVIII|        soldiers to his party, and saw the Niger again on the 19th
58 XL     |         replied Kennedy.~“I never saw the like of it,” added Joe.~“
59 XL     |           not more seen than they saw. They sped rapidly and directly
60 XL     |  undeniable: a thousand witnesses saw us start on one side of
61 XLI    |         and, looking around, they saw Joe disappear over the edge
62 XLII   |           he even fancied that he saw a swift gleam of fire shining
63 XLIII  | reverberation. It ran, where they saw it, from east to west, and
64 XLIII  |   intrepid doctor and his friends saw the gulf of the cataracts
65 XLIII  |         their amazement when they saw the balloon rise from the