Chapter

 1 III    |   Telegraph, mentioned above.~“Ah! that’s what you mean, is
 2 III    |       among his native crags.~“Ah! really, then, you want
 3 III    |    which is always the same.”~“Ah! yes, indeed!” said Kennedy,
 4 III    |        how will you do that?”~“Ah, ha! therein lies my secret,
 5 VI     |    pounds,” wrote the doctor.~“Ah! ha!” said Joe, with a smile
 6 VIII   |     the face of the country.”~“Ah!” replied the doctor, “if
 7 VIII   |      when we come to alight.”~“Ah! Mr. Kennedy,” said a young
 8 XII    |        and the thing’s done.”~“Ah! here we are more at our
 9 XIII   |   clear of the yellow fever.”~“Ah! by Jove, this balloon is
10 XIV    |      any thing but pleasant.”~“Ah! sir, every thing that happens
11 XIV    |      let us run! let us run!”~“Ah! Mr. Kennedy,” said Joe,
12 XV     |      we’d get rich that way!”~“Ah!” said the doctor, “these
13 XV     |      with the utmost gravity.~“Ah! you’re dancing, are you?”
14 XVI    |    will be brought to light.”~“Ah! sir,” said Joe, “I’d like
15 XVI    |     choking!” ejaculated Joe. “Ah! what a fine way to travel
16 XVIII  | entering our own hemisphere!”~“Ah!” said Joe, “do you think,
17 XX     |       bit it again and again.~“Ah!” ejaculated Kennedy, “the
18 XXI    |      this?”~“Who knows, Joe?”~“Ah! if you can do that, you’
19 XXII   |     uttering ferocious cries.~“Ah, ha!” said Joe, “one of
20 XXIII  |  philosopher of your mettle—”~“Ah, master, no philosophy holds
21 XXIII  |       would make them happy.”~“Ah! master, I give up; I see
22 XXIV   |     command—we have to obey.”~“Ah! doctor, here is one of
23 XXIV   |      not have to economize it. Ah! that rascally savage who
24 XXV    |    most intense astonishment:~“Ah! by all that’s beautiful!”~“
25 XXV    |       three pints and a half.~“Ah! that does one good!” said
26 XXVI   |      able to use them again.”~“Ah! wind! wind!” exclaimed
27 XXVII  |      drink his own hot blood.~“Ah!” he cried, “land of thirst!
28 XXVII  |     above the rim of the car.~“Ah!” he screamed, raising himself
29 XXVII  |        rather,” said Kennedy. “Ah! ferocious brute!” he added, “
30 XXVIII |        luxury after such want! Ah! I nearly went mad!”~“My
31 XXX    |        he there met his death. Ah! this vast country might
32 XXXIV  |        to their own country.”~“Ah! my dear Dick! Joe doesn’
33 XXXVI  |        of cavalry manoeuvring. Ah! I was not mistaken. It
34 XXXVI  |        What is he waiting for? Ah! the brave lad! Huzza!”
35 XXXVI  |  relies upon our intelligence. Ah! the noble fellow! We’ll
36 XXXVII |       rope, I found an anchor! Ah, master, I’ve a right to
37 XXXVIII|     Africa from west to north. Ah! had Callie been born in
38 XL     |   crossed it,” added Kennedy.~“Ah, doctor!” said Joe again,
39 XLI    |      twenty-four hours more!”~“Ah, she’s getting used up!
40 XLI    |     stopping-place,” said he.~“Ah!” replied Kennedy, “you
41 XLII   |       as brightly as the day.~“Ah! the savages!” cried Joe
42 XLIII  |      the river with hot air!”~“Ah, doctor,” exclaimed Kennedy, “