Chapter

 1 III   |           the response.~“What, my dear boy, you at London, and
 2 III   |       tattlers! But, sit down, my dear Dick.”~“No, I won’t sit
 3 III   |         wrath.~“Come, be calm, my dear Dick!” resumed the doctor. “
 4 III   |           positively upon you, my dear Dick, and I have picked
 5 III   |        you have no objections, my dear Dick.”~The two friends took
 6 III   |          tea-urn before them.~“My dear Samuel,” said the sportsman, “
 7 III   |         journeys in the air.”~“My dear Dick, I have only one word
 8 IX    | difficulty, doctor.”~“And why, my dear captain?”~“Let us understand
 9 IX    |          are soon exhausted.”~“My dear sir, that’s the whole question.
10 IX    |   expression.”~“You are right, my dear doctor; but this problem
11 XI    |            if we need it. But, my dear captain, an accident may
12 XI    |           Solemnly determined, my dear Dick.”~“I have done every
13 XIII  |         remarkable about that, my dear Dick, for we are in one
14 XV    |         tembes” and the huts.~“My dear doctor,” said Kennedy, “
15 XV    |           quiet on that score, my dear Dick. With a little medicine,
16 XV    |           the sovereign who is so dear to the children of Unyamwezy,
17 XVI   |         Kennedy.~“Undoubtedly, my dear Dick. Just note the progress
18 XVI   |          we try it once!”~“No, my dear Dick; the night is close
19 XVI   |       going.”~“Make up your mind, dear doctor, for time presses!”~“
20 XVII  |           where we want to go, my dear Dick. A little patience!”~“‘
21 XVII  |         surprising about that, my dear Dick; the elephants of Central
22 XIX   |              Nor can I either, my dear Dick; accidents are generally
23 XX    |          is really remarkable, my dear Dick; and yet, they would
24 XX    |     Nevertheless, I would prefer, dear Dick, not having to rely
25 XXI   |       plans are impracticable, my dear friends. The greatest difficulty
26 XXI   |           captors. As for you, my dear Dick, with determined daring,
27 XXIII |          heap of quartz.~“See, my dear Dick!” the doctor went on. “
28 XXIV  |          left, you say?”~“Yes, my dear Dick!”~“Well, as grieving
29 XXVI  |           difference, however, my dear Dick, that our wings are
30 XXVIII|           I nearly went mad!”~“My dear Dick,” replied the doctor, “
31 XXVIII|       wild beasts in it.~“But, my dear Dick,” said the doctor, “
32 XXX   |   European power.”~“Very good, my dear Dick; but what can we do
33 XXX   |      visitors?” inquired Joe.~“My dear fellow, we are now upon
34 XXXI  |           and Cummings.”~“But, my dear Dick, your memory fails
35 XXXIV |       their own country.”~“Ah! my dear Dick! Joe doesn’t know one
36 XXXIV |      leave that to Providence, my dear Dick; I was wrong in doubting
37 XLII  |         which I desire to keep.”~“Dear doctor, you know more about