Chapter

 1 VI     |        absolute confidence in his master, and the most unlimited
 2 VI     |        altered his opinion of his master.~So, when the doctor conceived
 3 VI     |          already, accompanied his master on several journeys, and
 4 VI     |          think of going with your master?”~“I?” answered Joe, with
 5 VI     |           respect to you, sir. My master is no hare-brained person;
 6 VI     |          what weighing?”~“Why, my master, and you, and I, are all
 7 VI     |       Come! come, Mr. Kennedy! My master will be sending for us directly.”~“
 8 VIII   |        permitted to accompany his master. I have even a shrewd suspicion
 9 VIII   |      replied the doctor, “if I am master of my balloon—if I can ascend
10 IX     |         considerable share of his master’s renown was reflected upon
11 IX     |           with wonder. “Why, your master must be Old Nick himself.”~“
12 XII    |          the ingredients.”~“Well, master, since we are so far above-ground,
13 XII    |         urged Joe; “let us go up, master, let us go up higher by
14 XII    |           nothing to complain of, master. The best cultivated and
15 XIV    |       danger seemed pressing.~“My master is lost!” cried Joe.~“Come!
16 XV     |           re to be a god!”~“Well, master, that won’t trouble me much.
17 XVI    |           an ugly trick. But say, master, did you damage your credit
18 XVI    |         becomes necessary.”~“But, master, wouldn’t you do well to
19 XVIII  |        pet rifle.~“And I’m ready, master, whenever you say the word!”
20 XVIII  |      body-guards.”~“Are we there, master?”~“Not yet. In fact, I shall
21 XIX    |           for your benefit and my master’s; but the idea of feeding
22 XX     |         you may have your choice, master, but I stick to my idea.”~
23 XXI    |           what would you do?”~“I, master? why, I’d act more prudently,
24 XXIII  |         Keep cool, Joe,” said his master.~“Why, doctor, you speak
25 XXIII  | philosopher of your mettle—”~“Ah, master, no philosophy holds good
26 XXIII  |      would make them happy.”~“Ah! master, I give up; I see that you
27 XXIV   |       Wait a little?’ eh?”~“Well, master, it’s all natural, at least—
28 XXIV   |         than that of my excellent master,” said Joe; “what he may
29 XXV    |        see!”~“But this is Friday, master, and I’m afraid of Fridays!”~“
30 XXV    |       those notions.”~“I hope so, master, too. Whew!” he added, mopping
31 XXV    |           Victoria.”~“As to that, master, with all respect to you,”
32 XXV    |           arrive at last!”~“Good, master! but suppose we were to
33 XXVI   |           much wind this morning, master,” said Joe; “but it will
34 XXVI   |         The latter, uneasy at his master’s prolonged absence, had
35 XXVI   |          resignation.”~“So be it, master; but take notice of one
36 XXVII  |         of sparkling water to his master.~To carry it to his lips,
37 XXVIII |         felt himself at home; his master had to give him his exact
38 XXVIII |           face before obeying his master; but the latter convinced
39 XXX    |           desert to fear, anyhow, master,” said Joe.~“No; but there
40 XXXV   |          become of Joe, while his master was thus vainly seeking
41 XXXV   | disappeared to the northward. His master—both his friends were saved!~“
42 XXXV   |           one last thought to his master; and began to struggle with
43 XXXV   |         confident reliance on his master remained undiminished. Great
44 XXXV   |        off than the travellers my master used to talk about. Why
45 XXXV   |          but of thankfulness; his master was then seeking him; his
46 XXXV   |         was then seeking him; his master had not left him to perish!
47 XXXV   |          was lost. He thought his master gone beyond all prospect
48 XXXV   |        eyes convulsively closed!~“Master! master!—Help!” were his
49 XXXV   |     convulsively closed!~“Master! master!—Help!” were his last words;
50 XXXVI  |          far beyond their reach.~“Master! Kennedy!” ejaculated Joe,
51 XXXVII |           more considerate of his master’s safety than of his own,
52 XXXVII |            I found an anchor! Ah, master, I’ve a right to call that
53 XXXVII |      service to you. And besides, master, as I said a while ago,
54 XXXVIII|         led Joe to compliment his master on the idea of having two
55 XLIX   |           ghosts. Do you see now, master, if it wasn’t so heavy,
56 XLIX   |     lazybones trip, this of ours, master, and when we get back every
57 XLI    |           us!”~“Have no fears, my master, we shall not be separated.”~
58 XLII   |              I am at your orders, master,” added Joe.~“I repeat,
59 XLIII  |           looking intently at his master.~“No!” said the latter; “
60 XLIII  |       with that confidence in his master which nothing could ever
61 XLIII  |          Ferguson.~“Have no fear, master—have no fear!”~And the doctor,
62 XLIV   |     suggestion.~They ceased to be master and servant, in order to