Chapter

 1 II     |     manner of doubt was quickly put out of the question: preparations
 2 III    |        I’ll make them fly! I’ll put your preparations in fine
 3 III    |       at one’s own table, or to put one’s hat on one’s own head.
 4 IV     |      the chief caused him to be put to death in the most cruel
 5 V      |          but, in order to still put off the journey, he opened
 6 V      |        army in India; they have put themselves at the head of
 7 VI     |      been better done. Ferguson put himself entirely in his
 8 VI     |      now,” said Ferguson—and he put down one hundred and thirty-five
 9 VIII   | arriving, all were embarked and put away under Ferguson’s own
10 VIII   |      tons of iron filings, were put on board for the future
11 XI     |         inflating apparatus was put together with extreme care,
12 XI     |  provisions, and the arms, were put in the place assigned to
13 XII    |        Railroads! eh? rubbish!” put in Kennedy, “that you travel
14 XII    |      Kennedy.~“Now, gentlemen,” put in Joe, “while doing the
15 XV     |    merry of the party, although put aside from the rest, and
16 XV     |         time, by a rapid motion put aside his too demonstrative
17 XV     |     comrades.”~“Why, I wouldn’t put it past them to make a god
18 XVI    |        would be very pleasant,” put in Joe. “Why is it that
19 XVI    |        hunter.~“No, my friends, put the provisions under shelter,
20 XIX    |        with Joe’s merry pranks, put them in high good-humor.~
21 XIX    |        said Joe; “we’ll have to put up with preserved meat and
22 XXI    |     instead of one. No! we must put ALL the chances on OUR side,
23 XXI    |    requested, and the arms were put in good order.~“Very good!”
24 XXII   |    crossed, so the cylinder was put to its utmost power, and
25 XXIII  |       and cannot very easily be put into one’s pocket.”~“But,
26 XXIII  |         Kennedy; but the hunter put on the air of a man who
27 XXIII  |       that weight, since it was put in here to make up for us.”~“
28 XXIV   |      gallons in all! The doctor put aside one gallon, destined
29 XXIV   |  drinking, and we shall have to put ourselves on the shortest
30 XXIV   |       the shortest allowance.”~“Put us on short allowance, then,
31 XXIV   |         expenditure of water to put it in motion, for, in that
32 XXV    |         will not last forever,” put in Joe; “I think I see some
33 XXV    |       And with this, the doctor put on a full head of flame
34 XXV    |      See the advantage of being put on short allowance!” moralized
35 XXV    |         ground; Joe and Kennedy put into the car a quantity
36 XXVI   |      water, and this the doctor put away, all three having resolved
37 XXVIII |        other details, Bruce had put forward the assertion that
38 XXVIII |       it is impossible.’”~“Well put in!” said Joe, “and if the
39 XXVIII |      lost.~But fleet-footed Joe put forth his utmost speed,
40 XXX    |    couriers and trumpeters, who put aside the boughs of the
41 XXX    |       bullets of the Arabs, and put the sheik’s troops to flight.
42 XXX    |        according to others, was put to death for having attempted
43 XXXI   |       Which I beg of you not to put into execution,” interposed
44 XXXIII |    researches.”~“But, at last,” put in Kennedy—“for we must
45 XXXIV  |         Lake Tchad on foot, and put ourselves in communication
46 XXXV   |       reach it, if possible, he put forth all his knowledge
47 XXXVIII|       of Africa.”~“By-the-way,” put in Joe, “that reminds me
48 XLIX   |     southeast breeze, that will put us on the right track again.”~
49 XL     |        not be prudent.”~“Let us put off the visit until our
50 XLI    |         plan which we’ll try to put into execution; it is only