Chapter

 1 III   |         I know my man? Isn’t it just like him? Travel through
 2 IV    |        sources of the Nile, had just set out.~But it would be
 3 IV    |        place of Vaudey, who had just died, set out from Karthoum,
 4 V     |    vice-consul at Karthoum, has just organized a very important
 5 VI    |         party.~Moreover, he was just the man to render the greatest
 6 VI    |         never mind, one trip is just as dangerous as the other!”~“
 7 IX    |       as ignorant as bears. But just come along to Jupiter and
 8 IX    |         satellites that are not just the easiest things to pass.”~
 9 X     |  temperature. Well, what I have just described to you is nothing
10 XI    |     will have no risk to run.”~“Just the thing!” said the doctor, “
11 XII   |        then found to be passing just over the Mrima country,
12 XII   |      tell you the secret. It is just to mix equal quantities
13 XIV   |     antelope only, that was hit just behind the shoulder-joint,
14 XIV   |            Why, certainly I do! Just see what a fine hide it
15 XIV   |         let me, I’ll cut him up just as well as the chairman
16 XIV   |        in my hunter’s way I can just as easily skin and cut up
17 XV    |       by magic. The balloon had just come in sight, far aloft
18 XVI   |      Undoubtedly, my dear Dick. Just note the progress of events:
19 XVI   |        are very high.”~“That is just the thing that makes me
20 XVI   |         s no danger close on us just now?” insisted poor Joe.~“
21 XVI   |        of being struck would be just about even, and we should
22 XVII  | harpooned; and we’re only doing just what whalemen do when out
23 XVII  |      received a ball in the eye just as he lifted his head. On
24 XVIII |      the equator passes here?”~“Just here, my boy!”~“Well, then,
25 XVIII |       having ventured in a boat just under the balloon, Kennedy
26 XX    |         to England. It would be just the thing in the London
27 XX    |     they had uniforms they’d be just like the fighters of all
28 XXI   |        tie a note to it, or I’d just call out to him in a loud
29 XXIII |         poor one in spirit, has just been buried?”~“No! what
30 XXIII |     this dead man whom you have just helped to bury, taught you
31 XXIII |     Dick!” the doctor went on. “Just see the power of this metal
32 XXIV  |   coming so far to find scenery just like England? Here’s the
33 XXV   |        Look, Dick, its shape is just the same as when we saw
34 XXV   |        by the other balloon had just the same idea, at the same
35 XXV   |       with a hand that moved in just the same manner.~“What does
36 XXV   |   travellers, whom the incident just recorded had, for a few
37 XXVI  |     morning. “We must endeavor, just once more, to find an atmospheric
38 XXVI  |       hunter, “as though it had just come out of a furnace; and
39 XXVIII|  firewood for the night, making just as little of it as possible.
40 XIX   |       How so?”~“Well, sir, it’s just a notion that’s got into
41 XIX   |         the torture of Tantalus just now. You shall make up for
42 XXXI  |       It would have been a hook just big enough for such a rousing
43 XXXI  |         on snipe and partridge, just as if we were in England.”~
44 XXXII |        of good sport, yonder is just the thing for you!”~“What
45 XXXII |      How would you get at them? Just imagine yourself in the
46 XXXII |      the air, this situation is just as dangerous.”~“Are you
47 XXXIII|       superstitions?”~“Oh, he’s just the lad to get safely out
48 XXXV  |    There!” said he to himself, “just what I expected. The crocodile
49 XXXV  |    world. But after what he had just seen, Joe determined to
50 XXXV  |        be to-day—but I must act just as if I was never to see
51 XXXVI |        evidently exhausted, had just fallen headlong.~“He sees
52 XXXVI |       sprung up after his fall, just as one of the swiftest horsemen
53 XXXVII|      under without knowing why. Just then, I saw—two or three
54 XXXVII|       Poh! doctor, one has only just to follow things along as
55 XLIX  |        find us big and stout.”~“Just like Joe,” said Kennedy; “
56 XLIX  |       like Joe,” said Kennedy; “just the ideas for him: but wait
57 XLIX  |       already. Now, couldn’t we just find others for it, on a
58 XL    |        that a sudden winter had just descended upon the earth
59 XL    |        the chance to taste them—just for information’s sake!~
60 XLI   |         less declivity. The car just touched the level of this
61 XLIII |       so, Dick? Look!”~They had just passed the borders of the
62 XLIII |    latter dropped to the ground just as the balloon was sinking
63 XLIII |         aeronauts in their arms just as the Victoria fell at
64 XLIV  |          An English frigate was just about to sail, and the three