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 1 I      | Polytechnic Institute, where his friend the statistician Cockburn
 2 II     |          Mr. Petermann backs his Friend Dr. Ferguson.—Reply of the
 3 II     |     intrepidity of his dauntless friend.~Besides, all manner of
 4 III    |      CHAPTER THIRD.~The Doctor’s Friend.—The Origin of their Friendship.—
 5 III    |       Secret.~Dr. Ferguson had a friend—not another self, indeed,
 6 III    |         Dick, supposing that his friend’s instinct for travel and
 7 III    |        the month of January, his friend quitted him to return to
 8 III    |          in it—yes, my excellent friend—there’s EVERY THING in it.
 9 III    |       objection to offer? Speak, friend Kennedy.”~“An objection!
10 III    |          therein lies my secret, friend Dick. Have faith, and let
11 III    |        up his mind to oppose his friend’s departure by all means
12 V      |  progress.~In the mean while his friend, the sportsman, never let
13 V      |        did not want to annoy his friend. Let us also disclose the
14 V      |      Dick—are you willing, false friend—that this glory should belong
15 V      |         Oukereoue.”~“It is done, friend Ferguson.”~“Now, how many
16 V      |         of Saxe-Cogurg-Gotha; my friend Petermann is its secretary;
17 VIII   |          of Dr. Ferguson and his friend Kennedy. The latter, all
18 VIII   |       swear—”~“Swear to nothing, friend Dick; you have been ganged
19 XI     |        yield to threats, but his friend dissuaded him from any idea
20 XII    |          at Gotha by his learned friend Dr. Petermann, and by that
21 XIII   |         can do better than that, friend Dick; for I can give you
22 XIII   |        Ferguson, “take two guns, friend Dick— one for yourself and
23 XVII   |         to let me have.”~“Go, my friend, but no imprudence! Don’
24 XVIII  |         by the enthusiasm of his friend.~“Hurrah for the Nile!”
25 XVIII  |        Nile.”~“No doubt of that, friend Samuel,” assented Kennedy.~“
26 XIX    |     asked Kennedy, as he saw his friend consulting the compass.~“
27 XX     |       call that cruel; but, like friend Kennedy, I think that the
28 XXII   |  water-tank!”~Kennedy caught his friend’s idea on the instant, and,
29 XXIII  |          behind!”~“Take care, my friend! Would you yield to the
30 XXIII  |      this is the same?”~“Yes, my friend, this is a reservoir in
31 XXVII  |        throwing himself upon his friend.~“Let go! hands off!” moaned
32 XXVII  |          doctor?” said Joe; “our friend, Dr. Ferguson?”~That one
33 XXVIII |         affairs.”~“Whole-hearted friend!” said Kennedy, extending
34 XXX    |        up for barbarians,” mused friend Joe, speaking his thoughts
35 XXXI   |      trouble. But, after all, my friend, we are going to keep at
36 XXXIII |       the world to find our lost friend again. Let us, in the first
37 XXXIV  |        run such a risk, made his friend get into his place, and
38 XXXVII |          is! there’s our gallant friend—our preserver!” exclaimed
39 XXXVII |        not go so far as that, my friend—at least, I hope not.”~“
40 XXXVIII|         escape.”~“You are right, friend Joe,” said the doctor, “
41 XXXVIII|      illustrious Mungo Park, the friend of Sir Walter Scott, and,
42 XLI    |        with intense feeling.~“My friend, I ask it; it will be absolutely
43 XLI    |    ejaculated.~“My brave Joe! my friend!” said the doctor, with