Chapter

 1 I      |       that signalized the first part of the nineteenth century.
 2 II     |     carried such a mane. On his part, he willingly gave the most
 3 V      |       presses if we are to take part in these exploring labors.
 4 VIII   |         the doctor frankly took part in the discussion.~As a
 5 IX     |     sea-voyage, and so, for his part, he soon found himself at
 6 X      |       cubic feet.~“On the upper part of this tank is a platinum
 7 X      |         I proceed to the second part of my apparatus. From the
 8 X      |      apparatus. From the lowest part of my balloon, which is
 9 X      |     pipe running from the lower part of the balloon runs into
10 X      |         that leads to the upper part of the balloon. A vacuum
11 X      |   therefore, provided the lower part of the cylindrical iron
12 XII    |    toward the mainland.~“For my part, I must talk!”~“As much
13 XII    |       country, the name of this part of the eastern coast of
14 XIV    |       profusion, on the western part of Jihoue-la-Mkoa. Ferguson
15 XIV    |     Tura-Wels. The latter forms part of the Unyamwezy, a magnificent
16 XV     |     called upon to play a great part.”~“Well, sir, play it!”~“
17 XVI    |         quicker still!”~In this part of Africa, during the equatorial
18 XVII   |         t want to come!”~On his part, Dr. Ferguson was engrossed
19 XVII   |      had, at once, selected the part of Man Friday for himself.~
20 XVIII  |         a triangulation of this part of the lake, but he could
21 XVIII  |       the rivers in the eastern part of Africa, and the sky gives
22 XIX    |  fifteen miles.~But this latter part of the journey had left
23 XX     |         strange tree! The upper part is of one kind and the lower
24 XX     |       of one kind and the lower part of another!”~“Well!” said
25 XX     |       that you would assume the part of the Almighty? Let us,
26 XXI    |    after that, I should have to part with a quantity of gas proportionate
27 XXII   |      his charities taken in ill part, and he remained a prisoner
28 XXIV   |          The appearance of this part of Africa was, moreover,
29 XXIV   |       had no confidence, for my part, in your forests and your
30 XXV    |        so; that’s the important part of it!”~“Oh, it is well
31 XXVI   |         can start again. For my part, if I come to a village,
32 XXVIII |         very disgusting, for my part.”~“It is disgusting enough,”
33 XXVIII |          and Joe was obliged to part with another considerable
34 XIX    |   Mountains of the Moon to this part of the continent.~At length
35 XXX    |      the town of Murmur.”~“This part of Africa has, therefore,
36 XXX    |      immediate obedience on the part of the aerial monster.~They
37 XXXII  |      having slanted across this part of the lake, again advanced
38 XXXII  |    apparently determined not to part company.~“They seem to mean
39 XXXII  |        were to attack the upper part of the balloon, what would
40 XXXII  |        if they attack the upper part of the balloon, you could
41 XXXII  |        away toward the northern part of the lake.~“Lost!” exclaimed
42 XXXIII |    first time, reconnoitred the part of the coast on which they
43 XXXIII |      Let us omit nothing on our part to give him the chance of
44 XXXIII | endeavor to regain the northern part of the lake, keeping ourselves
45 XXXIV  |         principal oasis in this part of Africa, whose fifty wells
46 XXXIV  |         in hand, at the forward part of the car.~
47 XXXV   |         of the most troublesome part of his clothing. The idea
48 XXXV   |       the evening and through a part of the night, he heard festive
49 XXXV   |      numerous than in any other part of the world. But after
50 XXXV   |       during all that day and a part of the next night. He even
51 XXXVI  |     from us at least, and on my part, even with the glass, I
52 XXXVI  |       from the ground. On their part, they were not twenty lengths
53 XXXVI  |        in readiness in the back part of the car, and be prepared
54 XXXVII |       my spunk, and I walked on part of the night away from the
55 XXXVIII|        by the cataracts in that part of the river, and he was
56 XXXVIII|        in which Major Grey took part. It arrived in Senegal,
57 XXXVIII|        explored all the western part of Africa near to the British
58 XL     |         off toward the southern part of Africa was defeating
59 XLI    |         As far as Senegal, this part of Africa is marked down
60 XLI    |      piecemeal.”~“Now, for your part, Joe, make no attempt to
61 XLII   |         foliage, all the living part of this vegetation, writhed
62 XLIII  |          it caught by the upper part of the network in the lofty