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 1 III    |          of it!” said he. “Don’t I know my man? Isn’t it just like
 2 V      | expeditions now on foot? Don’t you know that fresh explorers are
 3 V      |             Very good! Now, do you know what we have the right to
 4 V      |         Scarcely two.”~“And do you know what that means, Dick?”~“
 5 V      |             Samuel.”~“Well, do you know what is taking place at
 6 VI     |        By-the-way,” said Joe, “you know that the weighing comes
 7 VI     |             sir,) ‘Dick, I want to know exactly how much you weigh,’
 8 VI     |           come with Joe; I want to know how much you both weigh.”~“
 9 VI     |         the way, for the doctor to know the weight of his companions,
10 VI     |           said Joe; “and then, you know, I am light to make up for
11 VII    |        merely wanted to be able to know in what direction he was
12 VIII   |       never get back. But you must know that the distance from Zanzibar
13 IX     |          the globe, and these, you know, are the chief cause of
14 X      |     Buntzen battery. Water, as you know, consists of two parts of
15 X      |          cap in question.~“You all know, gentlemen, what a calorifere,
16 X      |           heat apartments, is. You know how it acts. The air of
17 XIV    |            please, my boy! But you know that in my hunter’s way
18 XIV    |              said Kennedy.~“Do you know what I was thinking about?”
19 XIV    |   exclaimed Joe.~“It’s my rifle, I know the ring of her!” said Kennedy.~“
20 XVI    |        sight of the earth, and not know all night whether we were
21 XVII   |      economize our provisions, you know; and on the way, Dick, you
22 XX     |           don’t concern us. Do you know which is right or which
23 XXI    |            and, as I don’t exactly know where the wind has carried
24 XXI    |           how would you get him to know that?”~“By means of this
25 XXIII  |         replied the missionary, “I know it! Let me look it in the
26 XXIII  |           effect of chance. Do you know, now, in what kind of soil
27 XXIII  |     millions are rather heavy, you know,” resumed the doctor, “and
28 XXV    |            a curious sight! Do you know,” said Kennedy, “that it’
29 XXX    |         Cairo, in 1855; and we now know that De Heuglin has set
30 XXXI   |          Where is that?”~“I do not know. But what does that signify?”~“
31 XXXIII |          again—but how and where I know not. Let us omit nothing
32 XXXIII |       shooting soon let the doctor know that the sportsman was making
33 XXXIII |         will even manage to let us know the place of his retreat.”~“
34 XXXIV  |          my dear Dick! Joe doesn’t know one word of the language;
35 XXXVI  |        near enough to see them and know what they are.”~Kennedy
36 XXXVI  |         something. I would like to know what they are about.”~“Patience,
37 XXXVI  |        over him!”~“We must let him know it by firing a gun!”~“No!
38 XXXVII |            Kennedy, a hunter don’t know what a real hunt is until
39 XXXVII |         him, but I saw you—and you know the rest. The Victoria came
40 XXXVIII|       coast, my boy? How are we to know whither chance will carry
41 XLII   |           keep.”~“Dear doctor, you know more about the matter than