Chapter

 1 IV     |          Barth separated from his companions, made an excursion to the
 2 VI     |         to know the weight of his companions, so as to fix the equilibrium
 3 XI     |        Speke. The captain and his companions had suffered dreadfully
 4 XI     |      safety of the doctor and his companions was feared, all three slept
 5 XI     |       standing up between his two companions, and taking off his hat, “
 6 XV     |         The doctor acquainted his companions with the invitation.~“And
 7 XVI    |          scarcely be heard by his companions; but they could see his
 8 XVIII  |      doctor greatly surprised his companions by informing them that this
 9 XIX    |         discoveries? Were his two companions thinking of their trip through
10 XXI    |           the point of waking his companions, but he reflected that,
11 XXI    |          he was thinking. His two companions looked at him with much
12 XXII   |         of terror were heard. His companions fixed their gaze eagerly
13 XXIII  |         even heed the call of his companions, nor did he return with
14 XXIV   |            said the doctor to his companions. “Therefore, as I am determined
15 XXIV   |          speak frankly to his two companions. He thereupon laid the whole
16 XXV    |   communicate his thoughts to his companions, when their exclamations
17 XXVI   |  resources.”~Therefore, while his companions slept, the doctor raised
18 XXVI   |          the doctor, gravely.~His companions understood him. The level
19 XXVI   |       Come along!” he said to his companions; “believe me, it will do
20 XXVII  |      Those three men, friends and companions as they were, fixed their
21 XXVII  | encumbered the car.~At length his companions understood him, and took
22 XXVIII |           cried Joe, arousing his companions. “Turn out! Here’s the wind!”~“
23 XXVIII |           his cylinder, while his companions threw out the superfluous
24 XIX    |            said the doctor to his companions, “will, one day, be the
25 XXX    |          therefore counselled his companions to have their eyes wide
26 XXX    |          seen.~The doctor got his companions to trace its course upon
27 XXX    |          The doctor surprised his companions by informing them that this
28 XXXVI  |       monkey, he sprang up to his companions, who received him with open
29 XXXVII |           that he parted from his companions, Richardson and Overweg;
30 XXXVIII|           by the doctor while his companions continued to gaze upon that
31 XLIX   |        his thoughts by giving his companions a thousand details concerning
32 XLI    |          had devoured most of the companions of Mungo Park. Ferguson,
33 XLII   |          coaxed, the doctor’s two companions stretched themselves at
34 XLII   |        what had happened.~His two companions started up in alarm.~“What’
35 XLIII  |           fell headlong, and, his companions halting for a moment, the
36 XLIII  |           and the doctor drew his companions toward the Senegal.~At this
37 XLIV   |          Dr. Ferguson and his two companions, Richard Kennedy and Joseph
38 XLIV   |            Ferguson and his brave companions, as vouched for by undeniable
39 XLIV   |      obtained for himself and his companions the golden medal set apart