Chapter

 1 IV    |         Nile still farther—could work their way beyond the apparently
 2 XII   |          provided himself with a work which combined in one compilation
 3 XIII  |    through, toward the east, and work their way onward to flow
 4 XIII  |      doctor left his cylinder at work to a certain degree in order
 5 XIV   |           said Kennedy, going to work on the fireplace, where
 6 XIV   |          the good fellow went to work to prepare a jorum of that
 7 XIV   |         the cylinder was hard at work all the time.~Toward seven
 8 XV    |         little medicine, I shall work my way through the affair!”~
 9 XVI   |        not have been the last to work at the machine!”~“In fact,”
10 XVII  |     woods.~Forthwith Joe went to work at his vocation. At first
11 XIX   |        are indebted for the best work on the Upper Nile, have
12 XX    |      intent upon their murderous work that they did not notice
13 XXI   |  cylinder, which was actively at work, gazed out upon the calm
14 XXI   |   chances on OUR side, and go to work differently.”~“But let us
15 XXI   |      power to save him.”~“Let us work, then, and get these bags
16 XXI   |         resort to all this noisy work. Are you ready?”~“We’re
17 XXIII |      much made.”~And Joe went to work. He did so, too, with all
18 XXIII |         Then your cylinder don’t work,” said the obstinate fellow.~“
19 XXVI  |     departure.~“The cylinder can work only six hours longer; and,
20 XXVI  |     gloomy reflections by actual work, or some practical pursuit.
21 XXVI  |        Buntzen battery ceased to work, and the balloon, shrinking
22 XXVI  |          come to a village, I’ll work my way through with a few
23 XXVII |         it at a draught, was the work of an instant, and the three
24 XXX   |          business was abandoned; work was flung aside, and all
25 XXXIII|       doctor and Kennedy went to work at once, but they encountered
26 XXXIII|           and plover. He went to work at once to draw and smoke
27 XXXIII|  travellers in the midst of this work. Their supper consisted
28 XXXIII|          The inhabitants were at work gathering in their cotton-crop
29 XXXIV |     forthwith set every thing at work to get into a contrary current,
30 XXXV  |  polar-star there, that does its work honorably in pointing out
31 XXXV  |    courage and coolness had hard work to bear up against so terrible
32 XXXV  |     doubt the doctor has gone to work to right her balance, but
33 XXXV  |      talk about. Why shouldn’t I work my way out of the scrape
34 XXXV  |        the euphorbium—a piece of work deemed a great affair among
35 XXXVII|        happen, and he can always work his way out of a scrape!
36 XLI   |         for a difficult piece of work.”~The Victoria, which was
37 XLII  |      said Kennedy, promptly.~“To work!” said Joe.~It was no easy
38 XLII  | anchor-rope.~About midnight this work ended without accident,
39 XLIII |        burned down—that is their work! Where vast stretches of
40 XLIII |          Kennedy at once went to work, and soon had an immense