Chapter

 1 I     |        shouted the audience. “We’d like to see a man of such
 2 I     |  malicious twang.~“Why, then, we’d have to invent one!” replied
 3 I     |      Durand, Duroule, Duveyrier, D’Escayrac, De Lauture, Erhardt,
 4 I     |           Riley, Ritchey, Rochet d’Hericourt, Rongawi, Roscher,
 5 III   |        stop him! He! why if they’d let him alone, he’d start
 6 III   |         they’d let him alone, he’d start some day for the moon!”~
 7 III   |        were to refuse?”~“Well, I’d go alone.”~“Let us sit down,”
 8 IV    |        expedition directed by M. d’Escayrac de Lauture made
 9 VI    |     profound conviction. “Why, I’d go with him wherever he
10 IX    |         that in that country you’d be toddling after your mammy
11 IX    |       button-hole.”~“Ay, and you’d have well earned it!” said
12 XIV   |        thinking what a figure we’d cut if we couldn’t find
13 XIV   |       that you came with us?”~“I’d like to see anybody prevent
14 XV    |          about the merchants; we’d get rich that way!”~“Ah!”
15 XVI   |           Ah! sir,” said Joe, “I’d like to see all that.”~“
16 XVI   |         On the contrary, Dick, I’d rather go up, only that
17 XVIII |          scratching as though he’d tear his nails out.~“We
18 XVIII |       easy to make them out:~“A. D.”~“A.D.!” repeated Dr. Ferguson. “
19 XIX   |        black fellows—gracious! I’d die of shame!”~“Well, then,
20 XX    |         to the balloon, and they’d haul us through the air!”~“
21 XX    |   naturally so restive.”~“Oh! we’d tame them,” said Joe. “Instead
22 XX    |       driving them with bits, we’d do it with eye-blinkers
23 XX    |        blinded in that way, they’d go to the right or to the
24 XX    |        if they had uniforms they’d be just like the fighters
25 XXI   |       something human in it.”~“I’d prefer the savages, for
26 XXI   |        doctor,” said Kennedy. “I’d go down and scatter all
27 XXI   |          do?”~“I, master? why, I’d act more prudently, maybe,
28 XXI   |        certain direction that we’d agree upon.”~“And how would
29 XXI   |          flying the other day. I’d tie a note to it, or I’d
30 XXI   |         d tie a note to it, or I’d just call out to him in
31 XXI   | understand the language that you’d speak in!”~“Your plans are
32 XXVIII|      meat; it’s something that I’d find very disgusting, for
33 XXXI  |   Kennedy’s conical bullet.~“You’d have done better if you
34 XXXI  |         hippopotamus a little; I’d like to taste the meat of
35 XXXVII|          couldn’t tell you—but I’d made up my mind that I wouldn’
36 XLIX  |         if it wasn’t so heavy, I’d like to carry that whole
37 XLI   |          his favorite weapon. “I’d feel very badly to see you
38 XLIV  |      River, I do believe that we’d have died of yawning.”~An