Chapter

 1 VI     |          Joe was to be the right hand of the expedition. He had,
 2 VI     |        my boy?”~“The moment’s at hand. It seems that we are to
 3 VI     |      tired? Who would give him a hand in climbing over the rocks?
 4 X      |     rapidly, while, on the other hand, it is by a very rapid ascent
 5 XI     |         said he, holding out his hand to Dr. Ferguson, “but now
 6 XI     |          soldiers will lend us a hand, if we need it. But, my
 7 XI     |          the doctor, grasped his hand, and said:~“Samuel, have
 8 XI     |      final shake of the doctor’s hand.~At nine o’clock the three
 9 XII    |          held his balloon in his hand. Kennedy had only to indicate
10 XIV    |  remarked Kennedy.~“Nor close at hand, either,” added Joe.~“Well,
11 XV     |        showing herself nearer at hand to her worshippers. He,
12 XV     |     questioned Kennedy, rifle in hand.~“Look!” replied the doctor,
13 XVI    |      Dick; the night is close at hand—a threatening night with
14 XVII   |          stood ready, hatchet in hand, to cut the rope, should
15 XVIII  |       been followed up, sword in hand. The same thing happened
16 XX     |         Joe to catch it with his hand.~“Let us rise out of range,”
17 XX     |         keen hankering to take a hand in at that fight,” said
18 XX     |     herculean strength. With one hand he plunged his spear into
19 XXI    |        memory, and he placed his hand on the doctor’s shoulder.~
20 XXI    |         long Joe seized Kenedy’s hand as he heard a sort of rubbing
21 XXI    |    Kennedy, seizing the doctor’s hand. “Suppose they should kill
22 XXI    |         all our weapons close at hand. Perhaps we may have to
23 XXI    |         of charcoal, one in each hand, drew their points nearly
24 XXII   |       moved, and Joe drawing his hand over his eyes more than
25 XXIII  |      summer night?”~“Death is at hand,” replied the missionary, “
26 XXIII  |          rim of the car with one hand, and with the other gathering
27 XXIII  |     tossed it up and down in his hand. It was a fragment of about
28 XXIV   |        grasped each other by the hand.~“Now, hear me!” said the
29 XXV    | precisely the same salute with a hand that moved in just the same
30 XXVII  |        animated; he extended his hand toward the horizon, and
31 XXVII  |    opening above with his gun in hand, and still smoking from
32 XXVIII |      dealt out with no niggardly hand.~Kennedy had traversed the
33 XXVIII |      said Kennedy, extending his hand to Joe.~“There’s no occasion
34 XIX    |        Kennedy, fowling-piece in hand, sallied out upon the sloping
35 XXX    |    managed it with a wave of the hand; and hence, without knowing
36 XXXII  |           and with a wave of the hand he disappeared like a flash,
37 XXXIV  |       had abruptly got the upper hand, and now drove her back
38 XXXIV  |        his station, spy-glass in hand, at the forward part of
39 XXXV   |          him respectfully by the hand, and conducted him to a
40 XXXVI  |        with fixed eye and steady hand, stopped him short with
41 XXXVII |         west.~The doctor, map in hand, recognized the kingdom
42 XXXVII |         Ferguson, pressing Joe’s hand, “what terrible anxiety
43 XXXVII |          frequently pressing his hand when he saw his worthy servant
44 XXXVIII|         repulsed by an invisible hand.”~“I suppose a man has a
45 XLIX   |           and lance or musket in hand; but no women were visible
46 XL     |      would be lost!~On the other hand, the balloon was visibly
47 XLI    |        Gulf of Guinea on the one hand, or to the bay of Cape Verde
48 XLI    |         shook the brave fellow’s hand, without being able to utter
49 XLII   |           in holding on with one hand to that slippery surface,
50 XLIII  |       and Joe, holding on by one hand, with the other cut the
51 XLIII  |   discharging his rifle with one hand, brought another of the